GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Where do I find clubs I have joined and clubs I can discover?
The current club service separates the club directory from each club’s membership state: directory summaries carry a joined flag for the signed-in account. The service returns clubs currently accessible to that account, not a guaranteed complete public directory. Its source confirms the data and membership distinction, but not the current app’s exact navigation labels or a separate joined-only screen.
For BSD members looking for clubs they belong to or may discover · Updated
Use membership state to identify clubs you joined
A club summary can report whether the current account is joined. That is a more direct signal than a club name, a profile follow or seeing a public preview. Following a capper and joining a club are different relationships.
The current backend also supports checking membership state for a particular club. These records establish the membership information BSD can return; they do not prove that every current client shows a complete Your clubs list or uses a particular tab label.
Discovery uses an account-scoped directory
BSD's club directory returns paginated summaries of clubs that are currently accessible under the signed-in account’s product and access checks. It is useful for discovery, but it is not described as an exhaustive public catalog.
The current source does not establish search, ranking, recommendations or a fixed order. If a club is absent from the results, do not conclude from that alone that it never existed or that you have no membership; visibility and access can change.
Treat a missing club as a question to verify
The directory and the membership flag answer different questions: which summaries are accessible now, and whether the current account has joined a returned club. A list can change with current access. Read the membership state for the specific club when available before joining again or telling someone you are not a member.
Because the cited product source does not specify a universal screen path, this guide does not name a button or menu. Follow the clubs area offered by your current BSD client; if it has no such area, consult the current product help instead of assuming a hidden feature or using an invented link.
Hypothetical: one joined club and one directory result
Imagine the current directory returns two accessible summaries. One has joined set to true for the signed-in account; the other has joined set to false. The first reflects current membership, while the second is only discoverable from that result and is not a membership. If another club is not returned, this example does not prove it is unavailable everywhere or that the account never joined it.
Related questions
Does following a capper mean I joined their club?
No. Following and club membership are separate relationships. Use the club’s joined state for membership.
Does the discovery directory list every BSD club?
The current service returns clubs accessible to the signed-in account. The source does not promise a complete public directory or a particular ranking.