Server status, connection details, cleanup, recovery, and supported RCON workflows.
COMPETITION
Run cups, tournaments, seasons, and leagues.
The Events area brings organized competition into one place for players, team captains, and organizers.
WHAT IT MEANS
Community and league cups with registration, rosters, brackets, match reporting, and prize-pool workflows.
Tournament creation, invitations, check-in, teams, brackets, match servers, and results.
Community leagues and seasons with divisions, schedules, standings, playoffs, sponsors, custom pages, and operator tools.
DISCOVERY
Find people, games, and events quickly.
Search and live activity surfaces make the platform easier to navigate without forcing players to know every route.
WHAT IT MEANS
Unified search across players, teams, tournaments, seasons, and maps.
Live activity for queues, online players, pickup sessions, events, and recent matches.
Command-bar search with keyboard shortcuts, recent destinations, entity results, and full-results handoff.
IDENTITY
A profile that reflects how you play.
Profiles combine Steam identity, TFCL history, competitive links, cosmetics, and Premium identity controls while keeping the original Steam name visible when a nickname is used.
WHAT IT MEANS
Match history, ELO, tournament statistics, logs, badges, frames, avatars, banners, bios, and themes.
Premium persistent profile URLs and nicknames, such as /profile/sidular, with collision-safe validation.
Direct Steam, RGL, ETF2L, ozfortress, TFCL, and supported external league links where available.
COMMUNITY
Keep teams and players connected.
TFCL Play provides the social and operational tools around the match, not just the match itself.
WHAT IT MEANS
Teams, rosters, team pages, community posts, comments, categories, and moderation workflows.
Discord linking, voice-channel coordination, notifications, inbox actions, and player reports.
Public match results, changelog, roadmap, rules, support, privacy, and terms pages.
REWARDS
Premium and points with practical benefits.
Optional Premium and points systems add capacity, customization, and rewards without blocking the core public experience.
WHAT IT MEANS
Premium plans, gifts, receipts, API access, custom maps, private configs, reservations, and profile identity features.
Public Market catalogue pages remain separate from the deferred purchase and trading workflow.
INTEGRATIONS
Built for the TF2 ecosystem.
TFCL Play connects Steam, Discord, game servers, match logs, and public developer tools while keeping private account data protected.
WHAT IT MEANS
Steam OpenID authentication and Discord account linking.
Logs.tf links, server provisioning integrations, match demos, and external league references.
Read-only public APIs plus browsable OpenAPI documentation for community tools and bots.
CURRENT CAPABILITIES
What is live today
A current, route-linked inventory of TFCL Play capabilities. Availability can depend on account state, Premium status, organizer permissions, capacity, and event configuration.
Platform basics
The public foundation for playing, organizing, and navigating TF2 competition.
Steam OpenID authentication with D1-backed sessions.
Public profiles, ELO, match history, leaderboards, changelog, rules, privacy, terms, roadmap, and support.
Responsive desktop sidebar, mobile drawer, command-bar search, notifications, and account menu.
Read-only maintenance mode for safe operational work.
Play and match flow
Structured PUGs with real match operations behind them.
Sixes 6v6 and Ultiduo 2v2 queues plus custom PUGs.
Gathering, class selection, captain draft, ready checks, voice checks, active matches, chat, map voting, and recovery paths.
Discord linking and voice coordination for supported PUG flows.
Match results, Logs.tf links, ELO changes, match history, and public match pages.
Events and leagues
Organized competition for players, teams, and operators.
Public Events hub for community leagues, seasons, cups, and tournaments.
Cup registration, rosters, payments, prize pools, brackets, match reporting, and server requests.
Tournament invitations, teams, check-in, brackets, scheduling, and results.
League seasons with divisions, regional settings, schedules, standings, playoffs, sponsors, custom pages, and operator tools.
Servers and tools
Reserve and operate match infrastructure from TFCL Play.
Regional server reservations, immediate or scheduled, with capacity-aware plans.
Maps, configs, connection details, cleanup, recovery, and supported RCON operations.
Premium custom map uploads and private config files with validation and reservation snapshots.
Public map library and server API documentation.
Profiles and identity
Make a player profile recognizable without hiding the underlying Steam identity.
Profiles with ELO, PUG history, tournament statistics, logs, bans where applicable, badges, frames, avatars, banners, bios, and themes.
Premium persistent profile URLs and nicknames, such as /profile/sidular.
When a nickname is active, the original Steam name remains visible beneath it.
Steam, RGL, ETF2L, ozfortress, TFCL, and supported external league links.
Community and discovery
Find people, teams, activity, and discussion without memorizing routes.
Unified search across players, custom profile names and URLs, teams, events, seasons, and maps.
Live activity for queues, online players, pickup sessions, events, and recent matches.
Teams, rosters, community posts, comments, moderation, notifications, reports, and Discord handoffs.
Premium and rewards
Optional benefits that extend capacity, customization, and progression.
Premium plans, gift codes, receipts, API keys, custom maps, private configs, reservations, and profile identity controls.
Points ledger, rewards catalogue, inventory, cosmetics, referrals, and leaderboards.
Public Market preview pages are separate from the deferred trading and checkout workflow.
Integrations and developer tools
Connect TF2 community tools while keeping private account data protected.
Steam and Discord identity linking.
Server provisioning, Logs.tf links, demos, external league references, and public match data.
Read-only JSON APIs and browsable OpenAPI documentation for community sites, bots, and overlays.
Public search results omit private emails, credentials, roles, invitations, and moderation-only fields.
