Discord leagues, game by game
Team Up is game-agnostic — the ratings do not care what you are playing. But the setup does. These pages cover the decisions that are specific to each game: which rating type fits, how teams should be formed, and what the veto should look like.
Valorant
Elo-balanced 10 mans, captain map veto, and a ladder that survives a smurf.
1 in-depth guideCounter-Strike 2
Pug queues with real veto, MR12-aware rating weight, and auto-recorded results from your own server.
2 in-depth guidesLeague of Legends
Inhouses where a jungler and a support are rated on ladders that can tell them apart.
1 in-depth guideRocket League
One ladder per playlist, or one ladder across all of them — and what each choice costs you.
1 in-depth guideEA FC
League table or Elo ladder — the choice depends on whether your season has fixtures.
1 in-depth guideFighting Games
Rate the set, not the game — best-of series, stage striking and counterpick bans.
1 in-depth guideYour game isn't listed
That is not a limitation — it is most of the platform. Nothing in Team Up is title-specific: you record results, and the ratings follow. Communities on the platform today are running ladders for racing games, Minecraft, Roblox game modes, real-time strategy, golf, and at least one for VRChat. If you can decide who won, you can rank it.
The pages above exist because those games have setup decisions worth writing about, not because they are the supported ones.