How MyBoardGame works

A quick tour of every section

Collection

All your games in one place — add them in a couple of clicks or manually.
Search checks the site database first, then Tesera and BoardGameGeek.
Card badges: price tag — listed on the market, paperclip — rule files attached, heart — likes, trash — remove the game from your collection.
The “Share” button copies a public link to your collection — it can be opened even by people who aren’t registered.
Not sure what to play? Hit the dice button, pick the number of players, and the site will randomly pick a game for your game night.
Expansions live as thumbnails on the game card’s big photo — click a thumbnail to view the expansion instead of the base game, click again to switch back.
The “+” tile on the photo opens the expansion catalog — tick the ones you own. If a game has no expansions at all, the “+” hides itself.

Add friends with an invite code — yours lives in your profile.
Open your friends’ collections and see what they play.
Mark a friend with the house icon to make them family: your collections merge into one shared pool, and every change is visible to the whole family.

Create a session: date, time, place and notes.
Pick the game yourself or set up a vote — offer your friends up to 5 games from your collection or their collections.
Open sessions are visible to all registered users, private ones to friends only; invites go to friends either way.
Share sessions via a public link — it can be opened even by people who aren’t registered.
Confirm with “I’m in” and vote for the game.

List a game for sale or trade: price, city, comment.
Reserve others’ games — seller’s city and phone are shown only to the reserver.
The first reserver is the buyer: until the reservation is removed by the buyer or the seller, the game stays taken for everyone else.
When the seller confirms the sale, the game automatically moves to the buyer’s (reserver’s) collection and is removed from the seller’s collection.
Confirm the sale or remove the listing anytime — the “Remove from sale/exchange” button sits right on the lot card.
The seller gets an email when their listing is reserved — with the photo, price and buyer’s name.

Name, email, phone and avatar in “Profile info”.
Import your BoardGameGeek collection: enter your BGG username — games come over with descriptions and stats. BGG may take up to a minute to assemble the list, that’s normal.
Interface language and password change live there too.

Menu icons glow gold when something new appears: friends, sessions, market listings.
Open the section and the glow clears.