Scrim partner search, organized
Publish an availability block for your team, browse open scrim slots from other teams, and send a request. Once both captains agree on a time it locks onto the calendar — play it, then exchange feedback to track who's worth booking again.
Scrim request board
Teams publish availability blocks with discipline, team size, and open time slots. Other teams browse the board and request a slot.
Browse and request
See each team's open availability windows directly and send a request — no blind sign-ups, no algorithm in between.
Scheduled matches
Once both sides agree, the match lands on the calendar and both captains get notified.
Feedback exchange
After each match, both teams rate punctuality, communication, and competitiveness — visible to both sides so reputations stay honest.
Trusted-partner badges
Teams that complete three or more scrims together automatically earn a trusted-partner badge, so reliable opponents are easy to spot when you browse the board again.
Partner history
Check a team's scrim history before you request — completion rate, no-shows, and past feedback with that specific opponent, all in one view.
How scrims work
From request to trusted partner
Post request
Publish an availability block — discipline, team size, and open time slots.
Browse the board
Search open scrim blocks from other teams and pick who to challenge.
Agree on time
Both captains accept and lock the slot.
Play scrim
Teams coordinate their own server and play at the scheduled time.
Exchange feedback
Both teams rate punctuality, communication, and competitiveness.
Build reputation
Repeat scrims raise a team's completion rate and can earn a trusted-partner badge.
Who it’s for
For practice that compounds
Pro teams
Run a structured scrim block across the season with feedback that drives partner curation.
Amateur squads
Browse the public scrim board to find teams in your region and discipline, without spamming Discord LFS channels at midnight.
Academy programs
Build a scrim ladder where development teams progress through tiers of opponents.
FAQ
Scrim questions
Practice like a pro
Stop running into the same opponents. Build a scrim ladder that pushes your team forward.
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