1
Idea
Clarify the format
Define game, audience, level, date, platform, and why players would join.
Example
Example: a monthly online 2v2 Rocket League cup.
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Organizer
Pathway
Organizer
Go from meetup or online cup to calendar listing, partners, and structured competition.
What does this role mean?
Organizers give players something to work toward. This path shows how an idea grows into a calendar item, partner proposition, or league.
2
Account
Request portal access
With an organization account you will manage events, updates, and requests without central team manual work.
Example
Example: a school or community requests an organizer profile.
3
Organization
Define ownership
Who owns rules, admins, communication, safety, and privacy? This should be clear before an event goes live.
Example
Example: naming an event lead, stream lead, and admin lead.
4
Event plan
Write playbook and rules
A good event plan covers registration, check-in, bracket, results, code of conduct, and fallback scenarios.
Example
Example: a rules page for no-shows and disputes.
5
Calendar
Publish visibly and on time
The calendar makes events discoverable for players, teams, parents, schools, and partners.
Example
Example: submit at least four weeks ahead with image and registration link.
6
Partners
Connect value to visibility
Partners can help with prizes, venues, content, or budget. Make the return clear.
Example
Example: a local sponsor for prizes and social exposure.
7
League
Make it recurring
If events work well, they can become a series with ranking, finals, content, and game working group.
Example
Example: four qualifiers and a national final.
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