Count the spots you actually need
Seven friends planning a six-a-side game need five more participants to reach twelve. You are filling the match, not necessarily one team. Confirm who is coming from your group before publishing the number of available spots.
Publish clear details
Include the pitch, time, duration, format, level and price per person. Players should know where they will play, for how long and what they will pay. Avoid a vague listing that makes everyone ask the same questions.
Set expectations for the game
A casual game with friends and a highly competitive match have different expectations. Choose a level and atmosphere that reflect your group, so new participants know what to expect.
Share the match and follow sign-ups
After publishing on Partido, share the match and invite your friends. Follow the participant list to see how many spots remain. Avoid counting someone twice if they have also replied in another group chat.
Coordinate the final details
Confirm the meeting point and useful details in the match chat. If spots remain near kickoff, discuss the possible arrangements with the participants. Publishing a match does not guarantee that every spot will be filled.