Guides

How to find people to play with: joining a team, making one, and the team formats each game plays.

• How to join an esports team

  Updated 7 October 2026

  Most esports teams are amateur five-stacks playing Premier, Clash, ESEA or Siege Cup. Here's what each game asks of your account, what teams look for, and where to find one.

• How to make an esports team

  Updated 7 October 2026

  Starting an amateur team? How to pick your format, recruit for the roles you're missing, run tryouts, find scrims, and the roster rules each game's tournament enforces.

• How to play ranked with friends in Deadlock

  Updated 7 October 2026

  Deadlock ranked takes solos and duos one rank apart, after eight solo calibration games. Who can queue together, where a stack plays, and how to find a duo.

• How to play ranked with friends in The Finals

  Updated 6 October 2026

  A duo more than 10,000 RS apart can't queue, a trio can, and a party plays at its best player's rank: how ranked in The Finals treats friends, and how to find a steady third.

• How Rocket League tournaments work, and how to find a teammate for them

  Updated 4 October 2026

  Several brackets a day in every region, a party entered at its best player's rank, a duo in 3v3 kept within three ranks: how Rocket League's tournaments work, and how to find a partner for them.

• How to build a Marvel Rivals Championship team

  Updated 30 September 2026

  Every member at Platinum 3, one platform, a roster that locks at sign-up: how to recruit a Faction for the Marvel Rivals Championship and the way to Ignite.