Playing in a competition

1 How do I find a competition near me? Go to leagology.com/tournaments and type your town or postcode to see what's on near you. 2 How do I sign up for a competition? Open the competition's page and press Reserve your spot. 3 I've been invited to a competition. How do I join? Open the link in your invite and press Join. If you're new to Leagology, you set a password on the same page. 4 Some competitions need the organiser to say yes. How does that work? You send a request, and the organiser confirms your place. You'll get an email when they do. 5 Why can't I sign up for a competition? It's invite only, it's for pairs, or the organiser has stopped taking names. The page tells you which. 6 The competition is full. How does the waitlist work? Press Join the waitlist. If someone pulls out before check-in opens, the first person waiting gets the place and we email them. 7 I can't make it. How do I pull out? Press Withdraw on the competition's page. You can do that any time before you've checked in. 8 How do I pay the entry fee? In cash, at the bar, when you arrive. No card needed. 9 How do I check in at the venue on the day? Press Check in on the competition's page when you've arrived. The organiser can also tick you off at the door. 10 How do you decide who I play? At random, once everyone has checked in. 11 What's a bye in a pool competition? A bye means you go straight through to the next round without playing a match. 12 Who keeps score at my table? Someone from the venue's team keeps score on the Leagology app, shot by shot, while you play. 13 Can I follow the competition on my phone? Yes. On the day, the competition's page shows who's playing now, who's up next, and every result as it happens. 14 I think a score is wrong. What can I do? Tell the organiser straight away. They can put it right, but only until the next match has been played. 15 How do I know who I'm playing next? Open the competition's page on your phone: Up next shows your match first. If the pub has it on the TV, it's there too.