August 13, 2026

Free-for-alls, 2v2 teams, and invite-only events

Two new ways to play landed today — free-for-all games and 2v2 competitions — alongside a new way to run a competition without putting it on the public listings.

Free-for-all friendlies

Not every game is head-to-head. You can now log casual games with three or more players: add everyone at the table, tap players in the order they finished (ties are fine), and the result counts toward everyone's record — including yours, automatically. Learn more

2v2 competitions

Organizers can now run competitions where every match is two versus two. You enter as a pair: one player invites a partner, and the pair is complete once the partner accepts — nobody gets signed up to a team without saying yes. Standings and records track the pair together. Learn more

Unlisted and invitation-only competitions

Sometimes you want to run an event without announcing it to the world. A competition can now be unlisted — off the public listings, shared only by link — or go a step further and become invitation only, where registration is limited to players you've invited. Invitees can decline, and anyone who changes their mind later can still join by redeeming an invite link. Learn more

A few smaller touches

• Headings across the site no longer look cramped — letter-spacing is corrected at every size, and large page titles sit a little lighter.
• A stage with a single group now uses the full width of the screen for its standings instead of half.
• 2v2 friendly records that showed as 0-0-0 now count the games you actually played.
• The organization setup wizard now tells you which member invites failed instead of reporting success, and won't let you invite yourself.
• The colored ring marking a claimed draft pick stays inside its card.