Specifications
| Format | Aggregator |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
| Price | Free |
| Access | No registration |
| Activity | Active |
| Language | EN |
Not a trainer but a noticeboard: a calendar of competitions, a team list and team ratings. You use it to see what is running, what is announced, and who plays where. There is nothing to solve here, only events to enter.
Pros & cons
Pros
- One calendar, filterable by format, region and date
- Team ratings hint at how hard an event will actually turn out
- Writeups and results from past events stay in one place
Cons
- No practice material at all, so it is useless before your first event
- Events cluster on evenings and weekends, many of them in other time zones
- Ratings depend on what teams report, which is as reliable as self-reporting
Who it fits
Worth it once you solve tasks on your own and want a calendar to aim at. Before that it adds nothing, since there is nothing to learn from. Ratings also show which events justify their entry fee.
Getting started
- Open the calendar and subscribe to the formats you actually want alerts for
- Check the ratings in your region first, then pick an event with teams already listed
- Enter one competition, since ratings only move when you actually play
History
Running since the early 2010s as the place where competitions, teams and results get published. The core has barely changed, which is the point: everyone who organises or enters events serious uses it. Statistics and third-party integrations get added slowly.
