Find your next run
Find pickup basketball games and courts near you.
Looking for a place to play? Explore real basketball courts, spot games with room to join, or start a new run at a court you choose. The map defaults to Denver unless location access was already granted; use Near me to search around you without saving your location.
Live court finder
Finding courts…
Courts in this area
Choose a court to create a game or join an open one.
From an empty court to a real game.
You can explore the public map without an account. Creating or joining a game requires sign-in so players can coordinate and results can be confirmed.
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Find a court
Start with the map below. Choose Denver, Pueblo, or Near me to look around your current area. A court on the map is a place to play, not a guarantee that a game is scheduled.
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Check for an open game
Orange markers indicate a joinable game in the current map view. Select a court to preview its status. Availability can change, so BattleHoop checks again after you sign in.
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Join or create
If a game has an open spot, sign in to view its details and join. If there is no open game, you can create one at the court and choose a time and team size.
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Play and record the result
After the run, a participant can report the result and someone on the opposing side confirms it. Eligible Ranked Games can build your competitive record; Casual games do not change your Rating.
What do the map colors mean?
An orange court marker means at least one game is currently joinable. A gray marker means there is no joinable game at that court right now; you can still explore the court or create a game. The map reflects the area in view, not every court everywhere.
Does every pickup game affect rank?
No. Choose a Ranked Game when creating a run if you want an eligible result to affect Rating. A reported win alone is not enough: an opposing participant must confirm it and Match Integrity must approve it. Read how basketball rankings work.
Your next game could start with you.
Explore a court, invite players into a new run, and build a record from the games you actually play.