Bring a friend. Try your team.

Try this with two people

1. Create your account. Click Sign in / Create account, enter the private test code supplied by your host, then sign in with your own Discord account. Pick a community name. Email sign-in is not open yet.
2. Request your player link. Under My profile → Player record, choose your Play Hub name from the alphabetical dropdown and request a link. Give your claim reference to the site owner, who checks ownership before approving it. If your name is missing, report it rather than choosing another player.
3. Create a team. Under My profile → My team, choose a name, tag, color, badge and short bio.
4. Invite your friend. Ask for their member code from My profile. Find the member, check their name and send an invitation.
5. Accept the invitation. Your friend opens My profile → Invitations, checks the team and sender, then accepts or declines. Check that the roster updates.
6. Try a join link. An owner or captain shares a join link. A signed-in visitor requests membership; a captain approves it. A link alone does not add someone to the team.
7. Check permissions. A regular member should not have owner controls. Try leaving, a new invitation, and consensual ownership transfer.
8. Come back later. Sign out, sign back in, and check your profile, team and pending invitations on a phone.

What is still being prepared?

Both Elo systems, territory scoring, member playing cards, self-service account removal and broader account recovery are not ready. Play Hub requests stay pending until the site owner verifies ownership. An approved link shows the checked results we currently have; your full tournament history may not be available yet.

The website imports saved results about every 15 minutes. Play Hub source checks run on a separate schedule, so this does not mean every event is checked on Play Hub every 15 minutes. Events with unresolved result issues are held for review. Check the displayed update time and the original event page before traveling.

Tell us what happened

Email help@houstonlorelands.com with the page, what you clicked, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot can help; remove private details first. You can also use this address to report unwanted team content or request account help.

Never share login codes, passwords, private invitation links or browser session information. Do not put personal contact details into public names or team bios.