For players

Guide for players

Join your organization, see your matches, send results and follow your level.

This guide is for players. You don't need an account to play in the league, but with one you can see your own matches, send results and follow your level.

1. Get an account

There are two ways in:

  • An invitation: the organizer sends you a link by email, SMS or WhatsApp. Open it and choose a password. Your account is already linked to your player profile.
  • Ask to join: create an account, then enter your organization's code under Join an organization. The organizer approves the request. Ask your organizer for the code.

You sign in with your email or phone number. One account works for every organization you play in.

2. Your matches

  • The Dashboard shows your open matches and your schedule for the coming days.
  • Schedule → My matches shows all your scheduled matches with date, time, venue and table.
  • About 24 hours before a scheduled match you get a reminder by email or SMS.

3. Send a result

  1. Find the match on your dashboard or on the district page.
  2. Type the frames for each player and click the check mark. Or open the match, use Enter the result, add a note if you want, and click Send for approval.
  3. The match shows Awaiting approval until the organizer or your district manager approves it. Then it counts in the table.
Valid results A district match is 4 frames: 4–0, 3–1 or 2–2. In the knockout, one player must reach the winning number of frames, for example 3 in a best of 5.

4. The head start

Next to a match you may see a badge such as Dana +7. It means Dana starts every frame 7 points up, because Dana is at a lower level. If there is no badge, you are at the same level.

5. Your level

Open Players and find your name. Your page shows your district level, your national level, your current change points and the history of your level changes. How levels move is explained in Handicap and levels.

6. Your account

Under your name at the bottom of the menu you can change your name, language (Hebrew or English) and password, and sign out on all devices.