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Seasons or One Game: which one should I pick?

Most people should pick a season: the same team, night and venue every week. One Game suits people who can't commit to a weekly night, such as FIFO workers.

Written by David Argyle

Pick a season if you want the same team on the same night every week. Pick One Game only if a regular weekly night genuinely doesn't work for you. Both place you with other people, so neither needs you to bring anyone.

Seasons

  • You are placed in a team and play with the same people each week.

  • Typically $150 to $300 per player for the season, most commonly $200 to $250. Check the listing for exact pricing.

  • Same venue, same night, a fixture and a ladder, and finals where the competition runs them.

  • The team subscription rolls into the next season unless you stop it. See Does my season renew automatically, and how do I stop it?.

One Game

  • You book one game at a time, at whatever venue and night has a spot.

  • The price is shown on each game listing.

  • Different people each time, and no fixture, ladder or regular team.

  • Spots come from teams that need a player, so the most popular venues and times come up less often, and there are more early and late games.

Who One Game suits

We recommend One Game if you genuinely can't commit to a weekly night. For example, you work FIFO, or you work until 8pm most weeknights and would miss half your team's games. For everyone else, a season is the better choice: a guaranteed game on the same night, at the same venue, with the same people, every week. One Game can't offer that.

Before you book, note that you can cancel in the app any time before the day of the game and be refunded. Cancelling on the day of the game itself is late: no fee, but you lose the booking.

Still need a hand? Compare seasons near you with the single games on offer.

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