Modes

Quickplay, Pro Servers, Clubs, and Practice

Choose Practice, 4v4 quickplay, Clubs, or 8v8 pro, and host a private pro server only when you need one.

Quickplay, Pro Servers, Clubs, and Practice

Choose Practice, 4v4 quickplay, Clubs, or 8v8 pro, and host a private pro server only when you need one.

Four ways onto the pitch

The official game page lists four ways to play. Open them from the lobby Play menu, the practice station, or the club section.

Mode Format Use it when
Practice Solo lessons You are learning aim, charge, curve, lob, or goalkeeping
Quickplay 4v4 You want a short public match
Clubs 4v4 with your club You want friends in the same queue
Pro servers 8v8 You want referees and the extra soccer rules

Quickplay fills up to eight players. Pro servers are 8v8, so they fill up to sixteen. A public listing's server size of 8 matches the quickplay format, not every mode.

The game is still in early development. Expect the menus to keep changing. Mode pages in the wiki record the same formats: Practice, Quickplay, Pro servers, and Clubs.

Create or switch a club

Clubs queue your group into 4v4. They do not turn the match into 8v8.

  1. Open the club section in the lobby.
  2. Enter a club name your friends will recognize.
  3. Choose a club color.
  4. Select Create Club.
  5. Use the invitation option to invite friends.

To join someone else's club, leave the club you created first. Creating a club puts you in it, and the join option stays blocked until you leave. Then return to the club section and join the other team.

A shop listing describes a shared club bank that saves toward club goals. Completing the rest of a goal with Robux was listed at 49 Robux for goal 1 and 449 Robux for goal 9. Prices for the goals in between were not listed. A Moving Club Kit for the whole club was listed at 1,999 Robux. Treat those as mid-November 2026 store prices. Read the live shop before you pay.

Point values for a club win, draw, or loss were not published on the official page. Do not plan a season around an unofficial table.

Private 8v8 servers

Private 8v8 Servers costs 49 Robux. The pass lets you open a private pro server repeatedly. Friends find it in the 8v8 server browser. Anyone already inside can invite more players.

Use Clubs when the group wants a normal 4v4 queue. Buy the pass when the group wants a private 8v8 with pro rules. The pass is server access. It does not include the cosmetic bundles.

Suggested order

Stay in Practice until a low shot and a soft lob are repeatable. Play quickplay next. Add a club when friends are online. Move to pro servers after you are watching the touchline and your own goal, because those matches add stoppages and offsides. The rule list, and what is still unpublished, is in pro rules.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ragdoll Soccer free?

Yes. You can join on Roblox without paying. Robux is optional and is used for coin packs, cosmetic bundles, a 9 Robux Daily Pack, the 49 Robux Private 8v8 Servers pass, and some club items.

Who makes Ragdoll Soccer?

Ragdoll Athletics publishes the Roblox experience. This wiki is an unofficial fan guide and is not operated by the developer or by Roblox.

Does Ragdoll Soccer have offsides?

Offsides are part of 8v8 pro servers, together with referees, penalties, free kicks, throw-ins, and VAR. The official 4v4 quickplay description does not include those rules.

Is there a stamina bar?

No. Sprinting with Shift is not limited by a stamina bar, so players can keep sprinting through a match.

Can I change my Blue or Red kit?

No. Team uniforms are fixed. Nameplates and the blue or red triangle over each player show who is on which side. Shop cosmetics change your ragdoll's look, not the team kit.

What are Coins used for?

Coins open cosmetic packs such as accessories, hair, moods, and faces. They are not described as a way to raise shooting power or speed.