Local Link Leagues makes it easy to play games with people at your favorite brewery, café or bar. Scan the QR code to check in, log the game in a few taps, and earn real rewards from the venue, from a free pint to points in its loyalty program.
Forgotten Star's Cribbage Club pays out in their Square Loyalty program. Every game you log earns points, Tuesday nights earn double, and the top three players of the night win prizes.
The next month of the app is already planned and designed, and we're always open to feedback, feature requests and new ideas.
L3 gives your regulars a reason to come in on a slow night and gives your staff nothing new to do. Players check in, log games and earn rewards on their own.
No. L3 runs in your phone's browser at locallink.gg. You can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
With your phone number. We text you a one-time code, so there's no password to remember. Use the same number you give the venue for loyalty points.
Nothing. L3 is free for players.
It depends on the venue. Where L3 is connected to the venue's loyalty program, like Square at Forgotten Star, it finds your account by phone number and adds the points when you tap Redeem under Rewards, or as soon as you earn them with Auto-Redeem on. If your number isn't in their program yet, ask the bar to add you.
Other venues use a simple stamp: show the reward at the bar and staff mark it used.
For now, cribbage is what's running at Forgotten Star. L3 itself isn't tied to one game: check-ins, logging, stats and rewards work the same for any game a venue wants to host.
Everyone in the game gets a notification, and anyone can dispute it from Game History, usually within 24 hours. Disputes are settled in the app, not at the bar.
Players checked in at the same venue can see your username so they can add you to a game. Open to Play is off until you turn it on, and you can hide yourself from leaderboards in Settings.
Yes. You can export your data or delete your account from Settings at any time.
Local Link Leagues is built with community in mind, and that starts by listening. Whether you're a player with a question, a venue curious about hosting games, or someone with an idea to share, we'd love to hear from you.
Most of us spend our days moving between home and work. What gets lost is the third place: the neighborhood spot where you can relax, be yourself, and spend time with people just because it feels good.
Game nights already happen in breweries, cafés and bars everywhere, held together by paper sign-up sheets, Facebook posts and someone keeping score on a napkin. Local Link Leagues replaces that with something that stays out of the way: players show up and play, venues build a crowd of regulars, and nobody behind the bar has to manage it.
It starts with cribbage at Forgotten Star Brewing in Fridley, and we're growing carefully across the Twin Cities, one venue at a time.
Local Link Leagues: where neighbors meet, link and play.
