MEME BALL // SECURE OPERATIONS
Master Admin
Owner-only account and tournament operations. Every change is protected by the master role, rate limited, and recorded in the server audit log.
Owner sign in
Use the owner Google account or the master email and password. Both methods open the same protected administrator—neither creates another admin.
OR USE MASTER PASSWORD
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REGISTERED COMMUNITY
Players & signups
Preparing complete account statistics…
Registered means an account with a linked sign-in method. Signup periods use the original Firebase account creation date, not the date a provider was linked. These are current registered accounts created in each period, not a historical count of deleted accounts. Statistics use a complete cached directory, refreshed at most every 15 minutes while an owner requests it.
BUILD YOUR COURT // OWNER CONTROLS
Verified invite growth
Manage the qualifying Solo score, seasons, builder spotlights, and fraud review. Only server-accepted scores can award points; every manual change is audit logged.
Growth controls Score threshold, season and spotlight
Season archive and rollover Dry-run first · all-time points stay intact
No season data changes until a current dry-run is confirmed.
Weekly Builder Board Top verified recruiters
Attribution review Qualification and fraud queue
POSTGAME TRIVIA
Questions and destination links
Create or edit a TRUE/FALSE question, attach an optional HTTP or HTTPS link, and activate it for the game. Saving here does not change how often trivia appears.
SAFE LOCAL PREVIEW
In-game trivia states
Preview only. Nothing is saved or activated until you choose Save and activate.
PLAYER CARD SAFETY
Player safety console
Review reports without exposing Firebase UIDs. Moderate social buttons, usernames, or full Player Card visibility. Every action and resolution note is audit logged.
ACCOUNT DIRECTORY
Players
| Username | Verified | Status | Signed up (UTC) | Last sign-in (UTC) | Account controls |
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TOURNAMENT OPERATIONS
Create and run tournaments
New tournaments begin as private drafts. Review the schedule, then publish or start them when ready.