Player Guide Groups RSVP, recaps, live follow, chat

Use your group as the place where every match day starts and every recap lives

Once you join a group, it becomes your scoreboard, RSVP inbox, session archive, mini tournament history, and group conversation thread. You can see where you stand, confirm availability, follow live play, and come back later for recaps and results.

What you will use most

  • Leaderboard and standings to understand where you rank and how active the group is.
  • RSVP so organizers know whether to expect you on the day.
  • History, recaps, and chat to revisit what happened and stay in sync between events.
Group leaderboard screen showing player rankings, matches, ratings, and points.

What you will do

Follow your place in the group

Check the leaderboard, see how many matches top players have logged, and understand the level and activity of the group.

Answer RSVP with confidence

Respond to game day invites clearly so managers can build better sessions and avoid last-minute confusion.

Come back for the full story

Use history, recaps, mini tournament summaries, messages, and insights to stay connected even after play ends.

Step 1

Start with the group home and learn what the numbers are telling you

The group home is your quickest read on who is active, how strong the field is, and whether the group tracks individuals or fixed teams. In rotating doubles and singles groups, you will usually see individual players. In fixed-partner groups, you will see pairs ranked together.

  • Matches shows activity, not just success. A player with more matches may simply be showing up often.
  • Rating and points give you context about form, consistency, and long-term position in the group.
  • Tabs across the top are your map: leaderboard, RSVP, search, chat, history, and insights all live here.
What to expect in fixed-partner groups

If the group uses fixed partners, standings are team-based. You and your partner rise or fall together, and sessions or tournaments will keep your pair intact.

Rotating doubles group leaderboard with player rankings and activity.
Fixed partner group leaderboard with stacked team names in the standings.

Step 2

Use RSVP early so sessions and game days start cleanly

When your group uses RSVP, the app becomes the source of truth for availability. Managers can see who is going, who is waiting, and who has passed. That directly affects player selection for sessions and mini tournaments, so it is worth answering as soon as you know.

  • Going means the organizer can plan around you.
  • Waiting list or maybe helps when capacity changes later.
  • Past RSVP is useful for checking old attendance and seeing how frequently the group runs.
Good habit

If your status changes on the day, update it in the app and post a short message in group chat. That gives managers the best chance to reshuffle fairly.

Group RSVP history list showing past RSVP cards and attendance counts.
Detailed RSVP screen showing the players marked going for a game day.

Step 3

Use history to revisit sessions, mini tournaments, and final recaps

The trophy area of the group keeps completed sessions and completed mini tournaments in separate lists. This is where you go back to review standings, see how many games were played, and read summaries after the pressure of live play is over.

  • Sessions show the format, number of players, and number of games played.
  • Mini tournaments show champions and runner-ups right from the card list.
  • Recap pages preserve podiums, standings tables, knockout results, and AI-generated highlights.
Completed sessions list inside the group history tab.
Session recap page with AI highlight, podium, and final standings table.

Step 4

Keep up with messages, insights, and completed mini tournaments

Groups are not only for scheduling. They also hold conversations, reflections, and post-event insight. Chat is where organizers often post important updates. The insights tab becomes more useful as results accumulate. The mini tournament history area gives you a clean place to revisit champions, runner-ups, knockout results, and full standings.

  • Messages are the fastest way to catch organizer updates or reply with context.
  • Insights grow over time as the group logs more results.
  • Mini tournament summaries keep both the final winners and the pool/knockout story in one place.
Group chat screen with organizer and player messages.
Empty insights screen before enough matches have been played.
Mini tournament summary showing champions, runner-ups, and knockout results.

Related Guides

Keep exploring the same workflow from the other side

If you organize some days and just participate on others, these guides help you move cleanly between roles.

Player overview Start here

Use the broader player overview if you want the full map across groups, sessions, tournaments, and profiles.

 Groups Organizer guide

Create groups, manage permissions, and keep the roster healthy.

 Sessions Player guide

See what to expect when a manager launches a session from the group.

 Mini Tournaments Player guide

Follow pools, knockout rounds, and the final tournament recap.

Player mindset

The best groups feel easy because players keep their signals clean

Reply to RSVP early, check chat before you leave for the venue, and use recap pages to understand the bigger story of your results. That one habit loop helps organizers run better days and helps you get more value out of every session and mini tournament.

Quick checklist
  • Check the group home before your first session.
  • Update RSVP as soon as plans change.
  • Use history and recaps to review what actually happened.
  • Watch the chat tab for organizer instructions.