Practice lobbies built like tournaments

What a practice lobby is

Public matches teach you how to survive randoms. A practice lobby puts you against 24 other organised squads at a scheduled time, with points on the line — which is the only way to practise the thing a tournament actually tests: rotations, zone timing and end-game decisions against opponents doing the same.

• Fixed schedule. Sessions run at published times every day, so you can build practice into a routine.
• Confirmed slot. A booking is a numbered seat, not a queue.
• Credentials on time. Room ID and password arrive before each match, on your lobby page and by email.
• Real standings. Placement and finishes are recorded per match and published.

Three tiers, so you play the right level

Tier 1 — Highest competitive practice lobby for top rosters. Tournament format, strict verification.

Tier 2 — Structured scrims for semi-pro and competitive rosters building toward Tier 1.

Tier 3 — Open competitive practice for developing rosters. Clean, structured lobby conduct.

Three ways to get a slot