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V for Volleyball at Wilson Park

V for Volleyball at Wilson Park

Sat, Oct 10, 5:00 PM
From North Jersey Bowling, Volleyball, Tennis & More
4.8

I'm Mike and my son is Michael too. You must serve to score, games to 25. Outdoor hard court. No kicking, no using your head. There's no fee to play, maybe bring a ball. We'll have 2 Mikasa balls & 1 Wilson ball. Court is public so we can mix in, challenge them as a group, or we will move to the grass since we have our own Volleyball NET/poles! https://fb.me/e/81LY1qbmo If you have fun and would like to play with us at other locations, join us! Join our group at [V for Volleyball New Jersey | Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/groups/1587314685975434)

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7v7 CASH PRIZE TOURNAMENT! @Cadman Park

7v7 CASH PRIZE TOURNAMENT! @Cadman Park

Sat, Oct 17, 5:30 PM
From SoccerMates
4.7

Fall soccer Tournament in 📅 **Date & Time:** October 17th, 1:30pm 📍 **Location:** Cadman Park Plaza **Tournament Format:** * 7v7 with a goalie (large goals) * 20-minute matches (Final = 25 minutes) * 8 teams total **Structure:** * **Group Stage:** 2 groups of 4 teams. Each team plays everyone in their group. * **Playoffs:** Top 2 teams from each group advance → Semifinals → Final. 💰 **Prize:** Winning team takes home $750 **CASH**! **Entry Fee:** $300 per team or 40 per player for free agents **What’s Included:** * Official referees * Bibs for all teams * Tournament hosts to track games & timing * Music + live atmosphere * On-site refreshments for sale * Photographer *** 👉 **To confirm your spot or ask questions, text: 917-923-3564 or DM on Meetup.** Spaces are limited — grab your team and let’s close out summer with a bang!

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📢📣Saturday competitive ballers ⚽️ 7:50pm bip with big goal 9v9mini tournament

📢📣Saturday competitive ballers ⚽️ 7:50pm bip with big goal 9v9mini tournament

Sun, Oct 11, 12:00 AM
From The Boroughs of NYC Soccer Pickup
4.8

Eleven years of Soccer! We are on the first field Games start on time, please be there 10-15m before. No sliding tackles, no CLEATS, no offside, large goals 9v9 games. . call your own fouls and respect the call if someone calls a foul on you. In situations where the ball may be going out of bounds, it must be clearly out of bounds to all players near the ball; any doubt and the ball will be considered in play. Be on time and remember the waiting list is not at all a guarantee to play! Cancellations: You have until 12pm the night before the game to change your RSVP to No. Anyone updated their RSVP past 12 gets a two week ban. Team Breakouts: These go out the night before the game at 10pm. No Shows Get Banned: 2 week match ban no questions asked. I don't care about how many excuses you have ! People on rsvp list we can surely accommodate but that’s pretty much it. Late show: From now on lateshows will pay an extra 1$ on top off the rsvp will confirm you on the field to confirm spot pay 10$ **venmo**:@OmarEissa123 cashapp:Eissa123 under Omar Eissa zelle :929-423-7477 under mais

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3 attendees

PLAY: 11v11 Meetup Match

Sat, Oct 10, 12:20 AM
From ⚽International Football Players Project (IFPP)⚽
4.9
24 attendees

PLAY: 11v11 Meetup Match

Sat, Oct 24, 12:20 AM
From ⚽International Football Players Project (IFPP)⚽
4.9
4 attendees
Bulldog Poker 1/3 NL Holdem Friday Night

Bulldog Poker 1/3 NL Holdem Friday Night

Fri, Oct 9, 11:00 PM
From BULLDOG POKER Group in BROOKLYN

Great cozy game. Clean, friendly, fun atmosphere. Food, drinks, snacks. Well organized game. 1/3 NL Holdem. Sometimes we have PLO.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps users find local groups and events based on their interests, allowing people to join communities, attend events, and meet others with similar passions.

Yes, New York hosts numerous gaming events through Meetup. You can explore different tournaments and join communities dedicated to various gaming genres within the city.

Use Meetup to search for gaming tournaments by entering New York in the location filter and choosing gaming as the interest category. You'll see a list of upcoming events.

You can find a variety of gaming tournaments in NYC, from video games like esports to tabletop games. Use Meetup to explore what's currently popular among local communities.

Absolutely! You can join multiple gaming tournaments and groups on Meetup. This allows you to explore diverse gaming interests and meet others who share your passion.

Some gaming tournaments might have entry fees, while others are free. Details are listed in each event's description on Meetup, so you know what to expect before joining.

To RSVP, simply find the gaming tournament you wish to attend on the Meetup platform, and click on the RSVP button. This ensures your spot at the event.

Tournament frequency varies by organizer, but NYC typically hosts regular gaming events. Check Meetup often to find newly scheduled tours and community insights.

Meetup's group-based structure means you can likely find gaming events tailored to your age group or shared interests, making it easier to connect with similar gamers.

Events can be in-person or online, depending on what each organizer decides. Meetup lists the format in the event description, helping you join in your preferred way.

No, events are organized by individual groups or hosts, not directly by Meetup itself. Meetup provides the platform to find and join these community-organized tournaments.

You can reach out to local gaming groups on Meetup to propose new tournament ideas and see if there's interest in hosting an event based on your suggestion.

Not all games may have active tournaments in every area. It's best to regularly check Meetup or connect with organizers to discover new or expanded options.

If there aren't current tournaments nearby, consider joining groups online to express your interest in specific games or start discussions about hosting local events.

Not necessarily. Some tournaments are beginner-friendly, offering a chance to learn and compete. Event descriptions usually provide details on skill level requirements.