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Basque pelota, by Orma Logbook

Your basque pelota.

Your record specialty by specialty, your position at the front or the back, the points target of each court, and your dated FFPB series. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The basque pelota dashboard: the 2026-2027 season with 2 wins and 2 losses (50%) over 4 games and its recent form, then the FFPB ranking at 1st series, best ranking in September 2025, with its curve from 2nd series in September 2024, on a pelota wall and cesta backdrop
Statistics

More than 1,200 ways to read your basque pelota

26 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 32 indicators to cross with 40 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 26ready-made analyses
  • 32indicators
  • 40criteria
  • 1,280possible combinations
  • Your win rate in each specialty
  • Your win rate in the trinquet, the open-air court and the left-wall court
  • Your win rate with each partner
  • Your win rate at the front and at the back
  • Your win rate by your partner’s usual position
  • Your win rate against each opposing side
  • Your points scored, month by month
  • The average gap in your games in each specialty
  • The number of your games by final gap: close or one-sided
  • Your win rate against left-handed and right-handed opponents
  • Your wins against a series above yours, season after season
  • Your win rate by the series gap with the opponent
  • Your average final place in your events, season after season
  • The number of your events by series: 2nd series, 1st series, Nationale
  • Your win rate in wind, heat or rain
  • The average length of a game by target: 22, 30, 35 or 40 points
  • By specialty: 57% wins in bare hand (50 wins, 37 losses) and 60% in Paleta, leather ball (33 wins, 22 losses)
  • By court: 62% wins in the trinquet (44 wins, 27 losses), 50% in the open-air court (18 wins, 18 losses) and 60% in the 36-metre left-wall court (21 wins, 14 losses)
  • By position played: 55% wins at the front (36 wins, 29 losses), 83% at the back (5 wins, 1 loss) and 100% when unknown (1 win)
  • By match format: 55% wins to 22 points (6 wins, 5 losses), 50% to 30 points (18 wins, 18 losses), 62% to 35 points (15 wins, 9 losses) and 62% to 40 points (44 wins, 27 losses)
  • By partner: the record with each, 56% with Mattin Hiriart (29 wins, 23 losses), 67% with Xabi Elissalde (8 wins, 4 losses), 60% with Peio Larre (3 wins, 2 losses), 50% with Jon Etcheto (1 win, 1 loss), 100% with Antton Bidegain (1 win, 0 losses), small samples, and 59% with no partner (41 wins, 29 losses)
  • By the opposing side’s usual position: 59% wins against a front player (40 wins, 28 losses), 60% against a back player (33 wins, 22 losses), 48% against those who play both (16 wins, 17 losses) and 56% when unknown (10 wins, 8 losses)
  • By event type: 47% in individual championships (9 wins, 10 losses), 61% in tournaments (11 wins, 7 losses), 50% in interclub leagues (6 wins, 6 losses), 71% in club tournaments (5 wins, 2 losses) and 60% with no event noted (52 wins, 34 losses)
  • By stage: 58% wins in pools (18 wins, 13 losses), 75% in the quarter-finals (3 wins, 1 loss), 50% in the semi-finals (3 wins, 3 losses), 33% in the final (1 win, 2 losses), 50% in matchday 1 (1 win, 1 loss) and 100% in matchday 2 (2 wins, 0 losses) of interclub; the quarter-finals, the final and both matchdays are small samples
  • Final places: an average of 6.1 over 11 events where the place is noted, out of 13 events: one 1st, five 2nd or 3rd, one 4th to 8th and four 9th to 16th, with 2 unknown
  • Places by season: the average final place of 6.1 over 11 events, and for 2024-2025 then 2025-2026 the 6 and 7 events split by place band, unknown places included
  • By ranking gap: 8 wins over higher-ranked and 5 losses to lower-ranked out of 141 games, 74% wins against a lower-ranked opponent (14 wins, 5 losses), 58% level (60 wins, 44 losses) and 44% against a higher-ranked one (8 wins, 10 losses)
  • By score margin: an average margin of +2 over 141 games, 52% wins at 2 or less (14 wins, 13 losses), 50% at 3 to 5 (19 wins, 19 losses), 63% at 6 to 9 (26 wins, 15 losses) and 66% at 10 or more (23 wins, 12 losses)
  • Weather: 59% wins in fine weather (17 wins, 12 losses), 50% in overcast (4 wins, 4 losses), 60% in rain (3 wins, 2 losses), 44% in thunderstorm (4 wins, 5 losses), 40% in wind (4 wins, 6 losses), 50% in heat (2 wins, 2 losses) and 64% when unknown (9 wins, 5 losses)
  • Game length, week by week: 100 h 45 in total over 152 games, 40 min on average and 1 h 00 for the longest, from 2 September 2024 to 14 September 2026
  • Session focus: group lesson in the lead with 6 sessions, then wall strokes and private lesson with 4 each, footwork and game situations with 3, and front-court play with 2

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the games behind it open up. And every figure says how many games it is based on.

Logging a basque pelota game, in edit mode: the loser’s score grid from 0 to 34 with 31 tapped, then the specialty Paleta, leather ball among the eleven, and the position played, Front
Logging a game

The score, the specialty, the position

The score is tapped on a grid, and the result follows from it. Just below, the specialty among the eleven, then, in doubles, the position you play: your partner’s follows from it.

  • The format sets the target, 35 points here: tap the loser’s score, and the win or the loss follows from it.
  • Eleven specialties as chips, from bare hand to cesta punta and xare, and the court proposed among those where the specialty is played.
  • In doubles, your position, front or back: your partner’s follows from it.
  • Retired, walkover, disqualification; “Next game” carries on with the same settings.
The list of basque pelota games for the 2026-2027 season, sorted by session: Thursday 17 September, a 35-31 win in Paleta, leather ball, and Sunday 13 September three bare-hand games, one win and two losses
Events and series

Your games, session by session

Each session has its header: the number of games, the wins and losses, the point gap and the venue. Then each game, its opponent and their series, its score, its specialty and your position. “By event” groups those of a championship, a tournament or the interclubs.

  • Seasons running from 1 September to 31 August as chips, and the full history; the filters Doubles, Singles, Triples.
  • Tournament, individual championship, team championship (interclub), club tournament, friendly series, with the series of the event and the entrants.
  • Pool, qualifying, from round of 32 to the final, numbered matchday; the final place.
  • Age groups from M10 to veterans 60+, gender, season.
In training

Lessons, camps, front and back play

Private or group lesson, camp, serve (but), wall strokes, front-court play, back-court play, footwork, conditioning: the focus of each session is noted, and the split of what you work on reads in the statistics.

All ages

From M10 to Veterans 60+

The FFPB age group is noted on the game. Several players can be followed in the same logbook, each with their own record, specialties and opponents.

Specifications

Everything basque pelota brings to the logbook

Logging

  • A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
  • Doubles, singles and triples
  • 6 formats: to 22 points; to 30 points; to 35 points; to 40 points…
  • Outcomes: retired, walkover and disqualified
  • Training, friendly and competition
  • Session focus (10), specialty (11), court (5), weather (8), daily form (3), instrument (4), age group (11) and gender (3)
  • “Next game” starts the next one with the same settings

Events

  • Tournament, individual championship, interclub league, club tournament and friendly series
  • Rounds: pool, qualifying, round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, final…
  • Series, entrants, final place and points earned
  • The list of games reads event by event

Rankings

  • 1 system: FFPB
  • FFPB: 2nd series to N.A., 4 steps
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve

Opponents and partners

  • A card for every opponent and partner: hand, usual position, club, rankings and notes
  • Head-to-head, match preparation, record with each partner
  • Several players followed; a match between two of them is logged once

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • Head to head
  • By partner
  • By partner’s usual position
  • Opposing sides
  • By specialty
  • By court
  • By instrument
  • By position played
  • Final places
  • Places by season
  • Training, friendly or competition
  • Playing time
  • Session focus
  • Every figure says how many games it is based on

And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Basque pelota, and everything else you do

Do you play padel, squash or table tennis too? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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