Official matches
Approved organizers run paid or free matches in your club's app. Players join, pick a spot on the pitch and pay, organizers record the result, and every finalized match feeds the monthly leaderboard. This space explains how it works for clubs, organizers and players.
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For clubs
- Turn the service on Switch official matches on for your club and set the payment options that go with it.
- Customize what players see Change the Home cards, screen headers, match covers, team logos and leaderboard rules from App content.
- Review organizer applications Players apply from the app. Your admins are emailed, and you approve, ask for changes or reject from the portal.
- Manage organizers and freeze accounts See every organizer of your club with their matches, and freeze an account that should stop running matches.
- Follow matches in the portal See every published match, who is in, what was collected in the app and in cash, what went back, and cancel one before kick off.
- Fees, payments and refunds How players pay, how long a place waits for payment, what the registration fee keeps, and who gets what back.
For organizers
- Become an organizer Apply from the app, see what the club checks, choose your password and sign in to the organizer space.
- Venues Save the places you run matches with photos and sports, and understand how a club court differs from your own venue.
- Create and publish a match Fill in the match editor, save a draft, publish at least 3 hours before kick off, then change or cancel it if you need to.
- Lineups and formations How spots on the pitch work, how to set a formation, and how to move players and swap the bench with Arrange.
- Manage the roster See who owes what, record cash, give a place to someone on the waiting list and remove a player.
- Results, finalizing and the leaderboard Record the score and ratings after kick off, finalize to put the match on the monthly leaderboard, and correct it within 72 hours.
For players
- Find and join a match Browse open matches, open a private one with its code, pick your spot on the pitch and join.
- Pay for your place Pay from your wallet, online or in cash before the timer runs out, and what happens if it does.
- Waiting list and leaving Queue for a full match and move up in order, and leave a match up to 12 hours before kick off, or within 15 minutes of joining, with your refund to the wallet.
- Invite friends and who pays Invite registered players into your match, hold a spot for them, and choose who pays for their place.
- Your stats, the leaderboard and teams Where your official match statistics appear, how the monthly leaderboard ranks players, and how to create a team.
Reference
- Match statuses Every status a match, a place, a payment, a result and an invitation can have, and what each one means.
- Notifications and emails Every notification and email official matches send, who receives it and when.
- Glossary and FAQ The words used across official matches, and answers to the questions clubs, organizers and players ask most.