How Clash Club competitions work.
Clash Club runs Clash of Clans competitions for Legend League players. You link your account, enter a competition, and your trophies at the end of each round decide your place on the board. Entry is free.
You can enter while you are still climbing. We only check your league when each round closes.
We read your trophies once, about 20 minutes before the round closes. Most trophies takes 1st place for that round, and players on the same trophies share a place.
Your total is your finishing place in each round, added up. Lowest total wins.
Once per round, about 20 minutes before the round closes at 05:00 UTC, just ahead of Supercell's trophy reset. Attacks you finish after that do not count for the round.
Weekly rounds always close on a Monday. Monthly rounds run every four weeks, so check the round's closing date on the competition page.
You take last place for that round: one place below everyone who was in the right league. You can still place normally in later rounds if you get back into the right league.
Yes, as long as at least one round has not started yet. Rounds you missed count as last place for that round, and you play normally from the next round on. Once the final round has started, entry closes.
We never score a round with no trophy readings, so an outage can't put everyone in last place. We keep trying until the round closes, and if that fails we use the most recent reading of the board taken before it closed.
Open the round results, find your row and press Dispute result. You have 48 hours from when the round is scored. The organiser reviews it and replies with a note you can see on the same row.
Some competitions have prizes, for the final standings, for single rounds, or both. The amounts are on the competition's page. Entry is free, and the organiser pays winners by hand after the competition ends.
If players tie on a place that pays money, the organiser decides how that prize is settled case by case. Until then the site shows "Tied" instead of an amount.
If we ever add paid entry, this page and our Terms will be updated first to cover entry fees, refunds and tax.
On your profile, enter your player tag and a one-time API token from the game. To find the token, open Clash of Clans and go to Settings → More Settings → API Token. We use it once to check with Supercell that the account is yours, and we do not keep it.
A handle is your public username. It gives you a profile you can share at clashclub.app/p/your-handle. It is optional, and without one your profile is not public.
Claim one on your profile: pick a suggestion based on your in-game name, or type your own. Handles are 3 to 20 characters: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, starting and ending with a letter or number. Some names, such as "admin" and offensive words, are not allowed.
You can change your handle once every 90 days, so shared links keep working.
Your handle, your linked accounts (name, tag, town hall and league), the competitions you have played and your best finish. Links to it show a preview image in Discord and other apps.
Never shown: your email address and your real name.
The minimum we need to run competitions: your Google or Discord sign-in email and display name, your linked Clash of Clans player tag(s), a cache of public Supercell data (in-game name, league tier, trophies, clan), and — if you've claimed one — your public handle. See the Privacy Policy for the full list and your rights.
Clash Club is a service operated by VN Esports Ltd, registered in England and Wales. It is fan-made and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell. Questions: info@teamelektros.com.
