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Case study · Vietnam · mafia game club

Lucky Mafia Club:
sign-ups and player rankings

Lucky Mafia Club runs nights of the mafia party game in Vietnam. I built a website where players see upcoming events, sign up and follow a player ranking, so the club no longer manages everything by hand in group chats.

Lucky Mafia Club website home page for a mafia game club in Vietnam, built by Tom Goldman
Project at a glance

In short

Industry

Game club, community events

Location

Vietnam

Scope

Website with event sign-up and player ranking

Website

luckymafia.club

Scope

What I built

Event calendar

Upcoming game nights listed with details, so newcomers and regulars see what's on.

Sign-up

Players register for a night and see how many seats are left.

Player ranking

Results recorded and turned into a ranking, which keeps regulars coming back.

Pages for newcomers

A clear explanation of the game and the club, so first-time visitors know what to expect.

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

Event sign-up page on the Lucky Mafia Club website showing free seats and registered players

Signing up for a game night: free seats and who's already coming

The task

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

The solution

I built a website with an event calendar and a sign-up for each night, 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 show up.

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, reserve a spot and come back. Once sign-ups and results live on one site, the organizer spends the evening running the game instead of answering the same questions in a chat.

What a US organizer can take from it

The club is in Vietnam, but the same setup works for trivia nights, board game cafes, workshops, fitness classes and meetups anywhere in the US. See how I build event websites and booking bots; for venues there's also marketing for event and wedding venues.

Services used

What this
project included

Put sign-ups
in one place

Tell me how people sign up for your events today. I'll show you how a website could take that off your hands.