If you've arrived here, you're already part of one or more leagues. If you ever want to join another league—or create one of your own—you can always return to the leagues page.

Public leagues can be joined simply by choosing one from the dropdown and confirming your selection. Private leagues work a little differently: you'll need the invite code from the league owner, and once you enter it, you're in. If you'd rather run your own league, the create‑league option is right there as well.

The dashboard is where everything comes together. It's the place to look over the leagues you belong to, adjust your player preferences, and—if you happen to own a league—step into the administration area. Those owner‑only controls appear automatically when they apply.

This is also where new plays begin. Choose a league from the dropdown, and when you're ready, generate a play (or, for NFL Pick'em leagues, make your picks). The system will take it from there.

1. Selecting your league

Every league you've joined appears in the dropdown at the top of the dashboard. Once you choose one, the page shifts to show the latest information, actions, and results for that league.

2. Dashboard Summary

The summary gives you a quick sense of the league's activity: how many players are involved, how many plays have been submitted, how many wins have been recorded, and where you currently stand. It's a snapshot of the league's momentum and your place within it.

3. Unconditional Buttons

A few actions are always available. You can return to the leagues home page, look through the list of players in your league, review the league's configuration and rules, refresh the dashboard to pull in the latest results, or simply log out when you're done.

4. Conditional Buttons

Other actions appear only when they make sense. Once your play has been graded, you'll see the completed‑play view. If you haven't submitted a play yet, either a generate play button (ordinary leagues) or a make picks button (NFL Pick'em leagues) will be waiting for you - which one you see depends entirely on how the league is configured. If you have a play in progress, the pending view lets you check on it while results come in.

If you've recently used up your allowed refreshes and triggered the anti‑abuse guard for a league, you'll see a disabled "blocked" button instead, explaining that you can't generate new plays there until the next day.