Not every match worth betting on is on TV. Club matches turn anything your club actually plays — badminton at lunch, a FIFA night, a mahjong session — into the same game: two sides, everyone calls the winner, and a live scoreboard run from the ref's phone. Teams keep a power rating between matches, so the office ladder writes itself.
Run your matches inside your club — badminton, FIFA nights, anything with two sides. Clubmates pick a winner, the ref keeps score, the room grades itself.
How to play it
- 1Any member can set up a match between two named club teams. Whoever creates it is the ref.
- 2Clubmates pick a winner while it's open. Add an exact score guess for a bonus.
- 3The ref taps Start — picks lock — then keeps score with big +1 buttons.
- 4The Final whistle grades everyone and updates both teams' power ratings.
Worth knowing
- How points work: everyone stakes 100 pts into the pot; correct pickers split it, and nailing the exact score adds +150. Fewer backers, bigger payout.
- These points live on your club's own matches board. They never touch coins, the main leaderboard, or prizes — bragging rights only.
- Teams stick around. Every win and loss moves a team's power rating (new teams start at 1000), so your club builds its own form table.
- The ref runs the score, so every card names the ref. Keep them honest — it's your club.
- A match can't end level. Settle the tie, or void the match (no points, no rating change).
- Run a tournament over your teams: a Knockout bracket (winners advance by themselves) or a Group table (best record wins).
- Book a match for later — picks lock at match time, even before the ref starts. Booked matches show on your homepage too, for club members only.
- Give a team a logo: tap it in Team power ratings. The team's creator, a mod, or the owner can set it.
- The owner can make club mates moderators. A mod can run any club match and Ref Mode — but only the owner manages members, the badge, and the directory listing.
- A match nobody starts for 7 days — or one left live for a day past its booked time — quietly voids itself.
- Running a real competition? Start a LEAGUE from the Hub: an open page anyone can watch — fixtures, live scores, results — with one-tap joining and no member cap. Same matches, same ref tools.
- Find any league under the Leagues tab in the Hub — search by name. A real one can get VERIFIED: send a public link and a photo or two from your league page, an admin checks it, and the badge goes on. Verified leagues also show up on Google. Never send IC, passport or any personal documents.
- Running a cup? Open it for entries and share the link — teams sign themselves up, paste their own squad, and you draw the bracket in one tap. No spreadsheet.
- Looking for a tournament to ENTER? Open competitions from verified organisers are listed at /l — filter by sport and by state, see the spots left and the deadline, and enter your team in one tap.
- Ran one already? Open the next on the SAME league — your members, your badge and your teams all stay. Everyone there who runs a team gets told it is open.
- On match day the ORGANIZER refs, always. You set the room code and the kick-off — both squads are told straight away — and you keep the score. Teams never submit a result, so the ref board is the record.
- Entry fee? The organiser puts their bank details or DuitNow QR in once, and every team sees them the moment they enter — with a payment code to quote in the transfer, so the organiser knows who sent what.
- A slot on a paid competition is held for TWELVE HOURS, or until entries close, whichever is first. Pay in that time or it goes to the next team waiting. Tap "I've paid" and the organiser is asked to confirm — your slot is safe while they look.
- Money never goes through Score Captain and we take no cut. We show teams where to send it, hold the slot while it is on its way, and chase it for you.
- Win a tie and the next match opens by itself, with the same room controls waiting. Nobody turned up? Walk the tie over to the other side — it advances them and moves no ratings, and you can undo it until the next tie is played.