My Bump Checklist
Four free tools, in the order I run them myself every December. Ten minutes now beats a surprise later.
Translate Your Rating
See your NTRP, your section-adjusted national strength, and your UTR equivalent.
Open the Translator →Check Your Bump Risk
How close to the line am I, really? Enter your NTRP and UTR side by side and see if they add up.
Run Rating Check →Simulate Your Last Matches
Did that October win move you? Replay your recent results and see what each one did to your dynamic rating.
Open the Simulator →Play the Scenarios
What one more win or loss does to you. Run the what-ifs before Ratings Day runs them for real.
Explore Scenarios →Get The Bump + Appeal Guide: Free
The morning ratings publish is the worst time to learn how appeals work. My guide covers: what actually triggers a bump, the three appeal types and who qualifies for each, the deadlines that matter, and the exact steps I would take if my number moves. Join the list and I will send it the week ratings drop, plus my Ratings Day morning briefing.
One email a week in season, daily during Bump Week. No spam, unsubscribe anytime. Not affiliated with USTA, UTR, or the ITF. Ratings on this site are estimates, not official ratings.
Bumped? You May Have Options, But The Clock Is Real.
Not every bump can be appealed, and not every appeal should be filed. Medical appeals, auto-appeals for age, and computer-rating appeals all work differently, and the windows are short.
My Bump + Appeal Guide walks through each appeal type with who qualifies, the deadlines, and the evidence to gather before you file. Get it free with the signup above, before Ratings Day, not after.
Bump Week Questions
The four questions I hear most, every single December.
When do year-end ratings come out?
Typically early December. USTA does not publish an exact date in advance, so I run Bump Week on a countdown to the first Monday of December and cover the actual drop live.
Can this site tell me my official rating?
No. Nothing here is official. Only USTA publishes official NTRP ratings. What I give you is an informed estimate so you are not blindsided.
I got bumped and I disagree. Now what?
Read the appeal section of my guide first. Some bumps are appealable, many are not, and a failed appeal can lock you out. Do not file blind.
Is this affiliated with USTA?
No. MyTennisRatings is my independent project. I am a USTA league player, not a USTA employee.