A club is a private board for your people. Same game, same shows — scored only against each other.
A separate card per pool
Playing a show in a club does not use up your global card. You hold one card per pool, so you can play the same night on the main board and in every club you belong to, with different picks in each if you want.
Getting people in
Every club has an invite code and a link. Share either one. The owner can leave joining open or approve requests one at a time.
Its own everything
- Its own leaderboard, covering only the club's shows.
- Its own chat.
- Its own rule about which shows it plays.
Which shows open
A club has one standing rule, and the owner can change it at any time:
- Manual
- The owner opens each competition by hand. This is the default, and it stays available no matter which rule is set.
- One band
- Every show by the club's chosen band opens automatically. The common choice.
- All bands
- Every show, every band.
- Runs only
- Only multi-night runs open — and they open as club tournaments rather than ordinary pools.
Whatever the rule says, the owner can always open a competition by hand — including a custom one across a specific range of shows. The rule adds to that, it never replaces it.
Club tournaments
A club tournament works exactly like a public one — the cut, the carry, the champion. The only difference is the field: just your club.