In Character Statistics you can see highest 3s and 2s rating, but you can’t see a players highest solo shuffle rating. This means nobody will be able to prove what rating they have had in solo shuffle. Increasing my “personal best” rating is the main reason I and many others play the game, and it sucks it’s not tracked
Who would even want to show or know SS experience? Might aswell mention your io score when applying to real arena 2s and 3s. If someone wisps me 3.6k ss but is life time 2.1k real arena xp, its an insta decline 
ss exp… cringe
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You can use https://check-pvp.fr/ for that. It has become as common for the pvp community as raider.io and warcraftlogs is for pve
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“Important fix” 
Since shuffle is solo content and you don’t have to link your exp to someone in order to participate, there is no need for the game to keep track of shuffle in the statistics.
check-pvp is great, but it’s a big risk if our experience is only stored on a 3rd party website, most of those websites are not profitable and shut down after a while.
P.S. check-pvp can only download your current rating, not your max rating. If you hit 2.8k on a character, drop down to 2.4k and then look your character up on check-pvp, it will say the highest rating you ever had was 2.4k. So you have to remember to update your character every time you hit peak rating on a character, or else it is gone forever
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I act like everything is fine but deep down I miss Xunamate.
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