Board Game Arena

It would be great if in our profule (or somewere else) we could have a page were we can see all the tournaments we are participating in.

If there isn't an active game is not simple to find my tournaments, i have to do a lot of passages to do it.

Thanks

I suppose your request is this one, #40405: "Homepage for tournaments", https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=40405 , with always no evolution !
You can vote for it...

Yes, is that Let's hope so

Doesn't the current tournament page (Play Now -> Tournaments) https://boardgamearena.com/tournamentlist already do this?

No. We don't want to PLAY NOW so it is strange to go there to obtain why we want.
We just want to see quickly all the tournaments (not finished) where we are already registered.

Your link gives by defaut the future tournaments.
We have to select "More filters" to have then a choice to see what we more often want...

There is not in the BGA menu page a direct link to TOURNAMENTS like it should.

Have you take a look to the old suggestion request and all the requests made by several users ?

menettm wrote: ↑11 January 2025, 16:24 Your link gives by defaut the future tournaments.
We have to select "More filters" to have then a choice to see what we more often want...

Here you go, here's what you're asking for:
https://boardgamearena.com/tournamentli ... &full=true

This should take you to all ongoing tournaments that you're registered for when you click it. No added filtering needed.

mrdoctor wrote: ↑11 January 2025, 21:04

menettm wrote: ↑11 January 2025, 16:24 Your link gives by defaut the future tournaments.
We have to select "More filters" to have then a choice to see what we more often want...

Here you go, here's what you're asking for:
https://boardgamearena.com/tournamentli ... &full=true

This should take you to all ongoing tournaments that you're registered for when you click it. No added filtering needed.

To clarify, this is not a link you can directly find in BGA. What mrdoctor did was go to the tournaments page and pre-select all the appropriate filters which were then incorporated into query strings in the URL, and provided the resulting link. I previously did the same thing and simply saved that as a bookmark in my browser. Now that mrdoctor has done it for you, you can just bookmark that link, too. Yeah, maybe BGA could have spoon fed it to us, but it really isn't that hard to do it yourself.