Tip Sheet

1. Make sure that if you post a racquetball court you already have it reserved. 
2. MOBILE USERS: For those of you who want the email responses to your posted courts on your PDA, enter your mms/sms phone address as your email address. You'll have to check with your cell provider to enter the correct format, but - for those ATT users - the format should look like <ten digit number>@mms.att.net or <ten digit number>@txt.att.net
3. If you respond to a posted racquetball court, check the location of the court.  If it’s at a facility that you’re not a member of, expect to pay some non-member fee to play your opponent.
4. Everyone has a busy schedule.  If you posted a court, selected an opponent, and find out that you cannot make it – make sure you notify the facility the match is scheduled at so you don’t leave your opponent high and dry.
5. Whether you are the poster of the court or the responder, make sure you have the right equipment (e.g. racquet, balls, gloves).  Don’t show up empty handed.
6. Try to stick to the match duration you posted.
7. Do not post a racquetball court unless you intend on showing up.
8. Do not get upset if you do not get selected as an opponent for a court you responded to.  The poster can selected whomever they choose.
9. If you enjoyed playing a particular player, post a message on the comments page. Other players will benefit from that information.
10. Spread the word about this website. The larger the pool of players the more courts that will be scheduled.