For organizers
Everyone knows their skill level. Run a pool league that knows who has paid.
Dues split per player and squared away before the first rack, with one table of standings across every room.
Built for it
If your league runs on skill levels, that is not a feature. It is your format.
And it is not here. What is: the money, the schedule, the standings.
Entries
- Entry size
- 1–8 players
- Waitlist, auto-confirming as spots free
- Lottery entry with a claim window
- Waiver signed at checkout
Billiards setup
- Game
- 8-ball · 9-ball · 10-ball · Straight pool
- Race to
- Wins needed to take a match
- Call shot
- Required or not
- Tables
- How many are in play
Scoring
- Points recorded per entry
- Per-player stat line
- Racks · B&R
Format
- Round-robin schedule
- Elimination bracket
- Standings
- Updated as results land
- Captains submit scores, you approve
The season, running itself
Results you never type twice.
Schedules generate from your registrations. Results come in, and the table updates in the shape billiards is actually scored in.
A league that moves between rooms, and one set of standings
If your season runs across several rooms, a circuit ties them into one table rather than one table per room. Results from every night feed the same standings, and the season closes when you say so.
- A player joins once and their nights start counting; nobody is added by hand
- Regulars can be guaranteed the remaining nights automatically, by how much they have played
- Racks and break-and-runs recorded per player, per match
Common Questions
- Do you handle skill levels?
- No, and this is the one to weigh before anything else. If your league is handicapped, its format is the thing this does not do.
- How do dues work across a season?
- One registration covers the team, and every player is billed separately for their part of it — so the money lands in pieces rather than waiting on whoever fronts it.
What it costs, when you are paid, what a refund reverses and how the fee cap works: pricing, payouts and refunds for league organizers.
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