Owner review 8 — rulings (2026-10-12)
Status: Active · Date: 2026-10-12 · Answers the owner's review-8 points: making tiebreak entry unmistakable, and names retrofitted from the sport's own phrases. Evidence: tiebreak entry, phrase names. Each decision is logged for veto in the decision log. Companion: review-7 rulings.
Tiebreak entry: unmistakable
The old cell said "TB" only as a placeholder, which disappears the moment you type (placeholders are not labels: NN/g, W3C WAI). Now three layers say it:
- A "TB" column label in the same row as the set labels, over the tiebreak cell: it stays while you type.
- A live line while the cell is focused: "1세트 타이브레이크, 진 쪽 점수". It names the set and says whose points go in, because typing the winner's 7 is the likeliest mistake.
- The focus ring and the spoken label, as before.
From 150% text the set label and "TB" merge into one label ("1세트 TB"). The cell stays right of the team that lost the tiebreak. Peers do the same: one tennis scorer gives the tiebreak its own "TB" column, and UTR opens separate tiebreak boxes after a 7-6.
Names from the court's own words
About 80 phrases (scoring calls, strokes, amateur rituals, Korean court talk such as 나이스, 굿샷, 한판, 콜) went through nine modern naming techniques (clipping, blending, respelling, compounding …) into about 80 names. Seven are on the brand board:
| Name | From | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Naishot (나이샷) | "nice shot" | The highest score of both rounds; the kindest thing said on a court; the .com looked free. |
| Goodget (굿겟) | "good get" | The underdog's compliment. |
| Hitwith (히트위드) | "hit with me" | The first words an amateur says to a stranger. |
| Fourthe (포스) | "fourth for doubles" | The empty fourth slot; 포스 also reads "force" in Korean. |
| Lastball (라스트볼) | "last ball" | "Said before it never is": 두 개 더 in court words. |
| Breadie (브레디) | "breadstick" (6-1) | A shared joke between players. |
| Hanpan (한판) | 한판 | What Koreans say; Korea only. |
Top 3 across both rounds: Rallia, Naishot, Tenacia. One finding moves Rallia: an app called "Rallie Pickleball" exists in both stores, one letter away, so Rallia needs the trademark check most.
Open for you
- A coined word (Rallia, Tenacia) or a phrase players already say (Naishot, Goodget)?
- "TB" or "타이" as the tiebreak column label; the live line always spells it out.
- Trademark searches and native checks on your top two or three.