Place
A host selects an actual field, kickoff time, and playing surface.

indieSoccer / player-handbook
A public guide to finding real-world games through location and your player network, choosing a position, checking in at the field, and recording the result.
OPERATING MODEL
indieSoccer does not generate matches or supply venues. A game exists because local players choose a place, form a roster, arrive, play soccer, and report what happened.
A host selects an actual field, kickoff time, and playing surface.
Location exposes local options. Friends and friends of friends make them easier to fill repeatedly.
Ten rostered players check in near the field and play a two-hour 5v5 game.
The host enters the result. Attendance, reliability, and Rated Elo follow the documented rules.
PLAYER-FACING DOCUMENTATION
Use your location to find accessible, user-created games around you.
02Friends and friends of friends turn local players into repeat opponents and teammates.
03Tell your network you can play and hear about eligible same-day games.
04Choose a real field, time, surface, format, and discovery setting.
05Confirm physical presence near the field, complete the roster, and play 5v5.
06Record what happened on the field and build attendance and Elo history.