Member & Guest Guide

The fastest way to get on a court — no reservation, no time slot to pick. Here’s exactly how it works, start to finish:

1. 1Create an account. An account is required for Open Play — sign up with your name, email, and a password (see account details).
2. 2Press “Join Open Play.” Go to Book a Court, switch to the Join Open Play tab, and click Request to Join Open Play. This sends your request — it doesn’t put you in line yet.
3. 3Pay at the counter. Head to the front desk and pay for your visit (₱150) on-site.
4. 4Wait for staff to check you in. This is the approval step — once staff confirms your payment and checks you in, you’re added to the live waiting queue. You’ll see “Request sent” on the Open Play tab until this happens.
5. 5Watch your spot. Once checked in, follow your position on the Live Status board. You’ll be assigned to a court automatically as one opens up.

More detail on how the queue and 5-hour session work below under Open Play.

You don’t need an account to book a court as a guest (see booking without an account), but an account gets you faster booking, access to Open Play, and a My Account page to see and cancel your reservations.

To sign up:

1. 1Go to Sign Up (top right of the site).
2. 2Enter your name, email, phone (optional), skill level, and a password.
3. 3Passwords need at least 8 characters, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one number.
4. 4You're logged in immediately after signing up.

After 5 failed login attempts, your account is temporarily locked for 15 minutes. This protects your account from someone guessing your password — wait it out, or reset your password.

Forgot your password?

1. 1On the login page, click Forgot password?
2. 2Enter your email. You’ll always see the same confirmation message whether or not that email is registered — this protects your privacy.
3. 3Check your email for a reset link. It expires 1 hour after it’s sent.
4. 4Click the link, set a new password, and you'll be logged in automatically.

You can only request a password reset for the same account once every 14 days. If you request again sooner, the page still shows the confirmation message, but no new email is sent — this stops someone from spamming your inbox. If you’re stuck and it’s been less than 14 days, contact staff.

1. 1Go to Courts or Book a Court.
2. 2Pick your court — six courts are available, each showing its capacity (singles = 2 players, doubles = 4 players).
3. 3Pick a date and time — book up to 14 days ahead, in 1–4 hour blocks, between 6:00 AM and 9:00 PM. Already-booked times are greyed out automatically.
4. 4Enter your details — party size, optional notes, and (if paying in advance) a photo of your payment receipt.
5. 5Review and confirm — you’ll get a confirmation code. Save it; staff can look up your booking by this code even without an account.

If you attach a receipt, your booking shows as Payment Pending until staff verifies it. You don’t need a receipt if you’re paying at the court.

Booking without an account

1. 1Go to Book a Court while logged out.
2. 2Fill out the same steps as above, plus your name and a phone number or email so staff can reach you.
3. 3A payment receipt photo is required for guest bookings — it’s how staff confirm the reservation without an account to tie it to.
4. 4You'll get a confirmation code at the end — your only way to reference the booking later, so don't lose it.

Guest bookings are rate-limited to prevent abuse — no more than a handful of bookings from the same connection in a short window. If you see “Too many booking attempts,” wait a bit and try again, or contact staff directly.

Open Play is walk-in, first-come-first-served court time — no reservation needed.

1. 1Request to join from the Open Play page (requires an account) — this just lets staff know you’re coming.
2. 2Pay and check in on-site. Staff check you into the live queue once you’ve paid (₱150 per visit).
3. 3Wait your turn. The Live Status board shows the queue grouped in fours — roughly who you’ll play with next (courts that only fit 2 players split a group of 4 into two games).
4. 4Play. Once a court opens up and enough players are waiting, you’re assigned automatically. If auto-filled, you’ll see “Head to your court” with a 3-minute countdown.
5. 5Your session buys you 5 hours of actual play time — waiting in line doesn’t count against it. Once used up, you won’t be re-added to the queue after your current game ends.

You can leave the queue any time before you’re placed in a game — look for “Leave Queue” next to your entry.

Leaving doesn’t forfeit time you haven’t used. If you still have play time left on today’s session, My Account and the Open Play tab will show a Rejoin Queue button — hop back in any time before the day ends, no need to pay again. That remaining time only holds for the day you checked in, though: it doesn’t carry over. Come back tomorrow and you’ll need a fresh Request to Join Open Play (and payment) to start a new 5-hour session, even if you had time left over from today.

Used up your whole 5 hours and want to keep playing? Send another Request to Join Open Play the same day — paying again starts a brand new 5-hour session right away, no waiting for tomorrow.

The Live Status page (no login needed) shows every court’s status, the current Open Play queue, and the day’s reservation schedule — updating automatically every few seconds.

If you’re logged in, My Account lists everything you’ve reserved, with the ability to cancel upcoming ones. Guest bookings aren’t tied to an account, so they won’t appear here — use your confirmation code with staff instead.