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Joining a club

Clubs are the home for organized play. Joining one lets you register for its leagues and tournaments and appear on its leaderboards.

Find a club

Open Clubs from the menu and scroll to Discover Clubs (or tap Browse clubs on the Home page if you're signed out) to see clubs that have made themselves public. Each club has an About page — visible even when you're signed out — with its location, sports, and upcoming events.

Ways to join

  • Request to join — on a club's page, tap Join club (if the club auto-approves) or Request to join (if it reviews requests). Either way the button reflects what will happen.
  • Join code / invite link — an organizer may give you a join code or a link. Some invite links are pre-approved, so you're a member immediately.
  • Email invite — an organizer can email you the invite link and join code directly from their club settings. Tap the link in the email, or sign up and enter the join code.

Membership status

Your membership has a status:

  • Pending — you've requested to join and an organizer hasn't acted yet. You can't register for events until you're approved.
  • Approved — you're a full member and can register, play, and appear on the club's leaderboards.
  • Rejected / banned — an organizer has declined or removed you.

Note

If you were added to a match as a guest before you had an account, claiming your guest code automatically creates a pending membership in that club — an organizer just needs to approve it. See Guests & walk-ins.

Leaving a club

Open the club and find Your membership at the bottom of the sidebar, then tap Leave club. If your request is still pending, the club page shows Cancel request instead.

Leaving takes away your access to the club's events, leaderboard and member list. Your match history stays — games you already played still count on that club's leaderboard, where your row is marked Former member, and on your profile. You can ask to join again later, and an organizer would need to approve you.

Note

You can't leave while you're still on the roster of an event that hasn't finished — you'd stay on that roster while losing the ability to see or score your own matches. The dialog lists the events in your way. Where registration is still open and there's no entry fee you can withdraw yourself; once registration has closed or the event has started, only an organizer can take you off.

Two cases can't leave at all:

  • The club's director — hand the club to another organizer in club settings first (or delete the club).
  • A removed (banned) player — only an organizer can undo a removal.

Roles

  • Member — plays in the club's events.
  • Organizer (the club's director or a promoted member) — creates and runs events, manages the roster, and handles scoring disputes. See the organizer guides starting with Leagues vs tournaments.