Join a club or group
Getting into the groups that organise the games you want.
Works today
Most regular play is organised by a group rather than by individuals. Joining one is usually the single biggest jump in how much you actually play.
Getting in
- Browse groups near you, or open a link someone sent you.
- Ask to join. Some are open, some approve each person.
- If it needs approval, you'll hear back — usually from a real person who runs it.
- Their games start showing up in your feed straight away.
What membership gets you
- Their games, often before they open to everyone.
- Member pricing where they offer it — applied at checkout without asking.
- The group chat, which is where most of the arranging actually happens.
- Their own leaderboard, which is a lot more motivating than a global one.
Common questions
I can't find a group I was told about.
It may be private, which means it won't appear in search. Ask whoever mentioned it for the join link.
Can I leave?
Any time, from the group's page. Your match history stays yours.
Can I start my own?
Yes, and it's free to run a public one. That makes you an organizer — there's a whole set of guides for that side.