Lucky Mafia Club:
sign-ups and player rankings

The task

Community clubs often run on group chats and goodwill. Sign-ups get lost in the scroll, the organizer counts seats by hand, and scores live in a notebook. Lucky Mafia Club needed a simple place for all of that, and a way to welcome new players who don't know the game yet.

The solution

I built a website with an event calendar and sign-up for each evening, showing free seats. Game results feed a player ranking, which gives regulars a reason to return and newcomers something to aim for. Pages explaining the game and the club help first-timers decide to come.

Results

The project has just launched; I'll share results once there are hard numbers.

Why it's in my portfolio

It's a different kind of project from a cleaning company or a pizzeria, but the problem is familiar: people need to see what's available, book a place and come back. The same thinking applies to workshops, classes, meetups and small venues. When sign-ups and results live on one site, the organizer spends evenings running the game rather than answering the same questions in a chat.

For event organizers in Canada

If you run classes, game nights, workshops or a community club anywhere in Canada, see how I build event websites and booking bots. For venues, there's also marketing for event and wedding venues.