# Creating a Draft League

In Draft mode, each league has 10 participants. You can invite nine friends, open a Public League and wait for nine other users to join or join a Public League that has already been created. Each of the 10 teams in your League will have a unique team, with no duplicate players between them. Each round is played as a real match, one on one, in the fight for 3 points.

**Public League**

* To join a Public League select a competition on the homepage, choose the "Play Draft" option and click on "Join League". Inside, you'll have a list of all public leagues to join. Check how many are already registered and choose the most populated. If you already have a team on that specific competition (Classic mode), choose the + sign and follow the same steps. You'll have to wait until the fills up. Check how many people are already registered and choose the most populated.
* There is no limit to the amount of leagues you can join, and you can only quit a League before it becomes full.

**Private League**

If you want to create your own Private League and invite friends, follow these steps:

* Go to Home and choose the option "Create team"
* Choose the competition (note that not all competitions have Draft mode) and select the "Play Draft" option
* Invite your friends. If a friend of yours created the league, you just have to join by entering the code they gave you.
* By creating a league you become the commissioner. The commissioner is responsible for setting the date and time of the Draft. But this can only happen if the League already has 10 registered members.


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