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Team Leagues

Some competitions are team leagues — teams face off across a season, and each team-vs-team fixture is decided by several individual games between their players. A league-type competition has its own set of tabs for following the action.

The tabs

| Tab | What's there | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | Overview | The league's summary and latest updates. | | League | Standings and fixtures, grouped by division. The main surface. | | Teams | Each team's roster and player records. | | Statistics | Aggregate stats for the season. | | Matches | Every game across the league. | | Updates | Announcements from the organizer. |

The League tab

The League tab shows each division with its standings beside the fixtures for a chosen round:

  • Standings rank teams by points, with win-draw-loss, game wins, and tiebreaker columns. Promotion and relegation zones are marked when the season defines them.
  • Fixtures list the round's team-vs-team matchups. Expand one to see the individual games inside it — who played whom, the result, and the map.

Use the division and round filters at the top to focus on one division or jump between rounds. By default you see all divisions and the current round.

The Teams tab

The Teams tab lists each team with its roster and logo — the players on the team and their seats. Select a player to see their games in the league.

Joining a team league

There are three ways in, and all of them end with you on a team's season roster.

A captain invites you. You'll get a notification with the team name. Accept it and you're on the team — not just for this season, but until you leave. You only accept once.

You register as a free agent. Open the competition and choose Register as a free agent. You go into the pool, and the organizer places you on a team that needs players. You don't need to know anyone to sign up.

You start a team. Create one from the organization's Team League page, and you're its owner. See Running a Team.

One team per season. You can only play for one team in a given season. Across seasons you can play for whoever you like.

Once you're on a roster, your captain sets your board (1, 2 or 3) and whether you're main roster or a substitute. You'll see both on the team's page.

Anyone can start a team — you don't need to be part of the organization first. A new team shows up on the organization's Team League page once it's been accepted into a season.

Team-league games and your rating

Team-league games are tracked separately and don't affect your platform rating. A "Team League" section on your profile summarizes your team history and per-season record without folding those games into your ranking.