How playing with self-rated players in doubles affect your DNTRP?

[directionals]

I played in a match where I have a computer rating and my partner is self-rated. One of my opponents is computer-rated and his partner is self-rated. We won. Do the computer-rated players' DNTRP change at all? Both self-rated players are new to USTA.

 

[schmke]

Are both self-rated players playing their first match? If so, in the scenario you described, the computer rated players' dynamic ratings won't change at all based on the result of the match.

 

[beernutz]

Are both self-rated players playing their first match? If so, in the scenario you described, the computer rated players' dynamic ratings won't change at all based on the result of the match.

If only one of the self-rated players was playing their first match, would dynamic ratings be changed for the computer-rated players?

 

[schmke]

If only one of the self-rated players was playing their first match, would dynamic ratings be changed for the computer-rated players?

Any time a self-rated player plays their first match, the computer-rated players in the match won't have their ratings change.

 

[directionals]

Yes, both self-rated players were playing their first match. Damn it, winning the match didn't help my rating at all

 

[NumbersGuy]

Ah, but it may. My understanding is at the end of the year, the computer does a second pass where it starts the self-rates at their YE rating (assuming they played at least - I think - 2 or more matches that counted for them). So the match will likely count for you in your YE rating. Just not in your ESR, if your Section does those.