A Game
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A Game
Everything on Furbol happens around a game — a specific football match, at a specific time, at a specific pitch. A host creates it. Players join.
Three visibility options
When setting up the game, the host picks one of three visibilities:
- Public. Anyone on Furbol can see the game and join.
- Private. Anyone can see the game, but only invited players can actually join.
- Secret. Only invited players can even see the game. It’s hidden from everyone else.
The phases of a game
A game moves through four phases, in order:
- Upcoming — the host has just published it. Players can join.
- Playing — kick-off has happened.
- Played — the game is over. Time to vote on your teammates.
- Cancelled — for one reason or another, the game didn’t happen.
While a game is upcoming
During the upcoming phase, three things are worth tracking:
- Quorum — the minimum number of players the game needs to go ahead. The moment the game reaches it, the game has hit quorum — it’s on.
- Sold out — the game has reached its maximum. No more spots.
- The last hour — the final hour before kick-off. This is where the game either finalises or falls apart.
If the game hasn’t hit quorum by the time the last hour starts, Furbol cancels it — unless the host chose “game on, no matter what”, in which case the game happens regardless of numbers.