Fair team selection
The teams are decided by a method anyone can check
Before allocation runs, PitchFives publishes a sealed commitment. After the teams are announced, it publishes the key. Any player can verify the result was fixed before the names were known — the same technique used to prove a shuffle was not tampered with after the fact.
This exists for one reason: to end the weekly argument about whether the organiser stacked one side.
- No prizes or winnings
- No betting or wagering
- No cash payouts to players
- No games of chance for money
Match fees cover pitch hire and the cost of running the session. They are collected on behalf of the group and paid to the group's own bank account, less the PitchFives service fee.