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Clubhouses

One home for every game you play together.

Run all your games in one place. Members enter the games they want, and each completed game adds to one clubhouse leaderboard.

Start a clubhouse

Inside a clubhouse

The Break Room, after three completed games.

Each total is the sum of the finishes beside it.

The Break Room·24 members
Example
Example clubhouse leaderboard: each member’s finish and clubhouse points in three completed games, and their total.
RankMemberMastersWimbledonWorld CupClubhouse pts
1Maddie R.1st+103rd+52nd+722
2Priya S.2nd+76th+01st+1017
3Tom K.4th+31st+105th+215
4Jordan B.7th+02nd+74th+310
5Nat P.5th+25th+23rd+59
6Chris L.3rd+54th+38th+08

Top 6 of 24 members. Only completed games count, so the live NFL game adds nothing yet.

Masters · CompletedWimbledon · CompletedWorld Cup · CompletedNFL · LiveNBA · Open to enter

How clubhouse points work

Your finish in each completed game earns clubhouse points. 6th or lower earns 0, and a game you didn’t enter isn’t counted.

  1. 1st10
  2. 2nd7
  3. 3rd5
  4. 4th3
  5. 5th2

How it works

Set it up once. Add games as they open.

YouOwner
SamJoined
AlexJoined
1Start your clubhouse

Name your clubhouse and invite members. They sign in and join with your link or code.

NFLWeek 5Live
Counts when it’s completed.
2Add games

Create a game when an event opens. Members choose which games to enter.

1Maddie R.22
2Priya S.17
3Tom K.15
3Follow one leaderboard

Top-five finishes in each completed game add up to one clubhouse total.

In college?

There are pages for chapters and clubs.

Start your clubhouse.

Free to play.