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Fantasy Football San Francisco

Fantasy Football Fans Gathering in San Francisco

šŸˆFlag Football GamešŸˆ10:30am warmups 11am game start. Big Rec Field GGP

Sat, Nov 7, 6:30 PM
From San Francisco Flag Football
4.8
2 attendees
November’s book: The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

November’s book: The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

Sat, Nov 14, 11:00 PM
From SF Fantasy Book Club
5.0

Join us in November to discuss *The Curse of Chalion* (2001) by Lois McMaster Bujold šŸ“š **The Pitch:** What if the only person capable of breaking a terrible curse is someone who desperately wants nothing more than to be left alone? After years of war, imprisonment, and torture, Cazaril returns home hoping for a quiet life. Instead, he becomes secretary and tutor to a young royal woman—and is drawn into a web of court politics, forbidden magic, divine intervention, and a devastating curse threatening the royal family. Lois McMaster Bujold delivers a character-driven, emotionally rich fantasy that blends political intrigue with questions of faith, sacrifice, redemption, and free will. Genre: Political Fantasy • Dark Fantasy

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15 attendees

Wednesday Co-ed 9v9 pickup @ John O’Connel

Thu, Nov 5, 3:30 AM
From NorCal Athletics Pickup Games
4.7
4 attendees
New Friends 20s & 30s Niners WatchParty! @ Mad Dog in the Fog

New Friends 20s & 30s Niners WatchParty! @ Mad Dog in the Fog

Mon, Nov 23, 12:00 AM
From Gist IRL SF
4.7

**RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/WxizruzDuOxmxNyEIMJF **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later** Hey Niners, This friend event is like no other! You're guaranteed to meet at least 10 new friends! Oh YEAH! Come join me this afternoon to take in the buzz of the pre-game show, grab some hot bar food, and watch the 49ers take on the Vikings with a lively crowd. We will kick things off with about an hour of quick 1-1s to break the ice, and then we will group up with our favorite people to secure a table for kickoff. We are going to spend the first chunk of the afternoon chatting one-on-one with other fans. The Gist IRL app takes the guesswork out by matching you up, giving us an easy way to talk football, trade predictions, and see who we really click with. Once the rounds wrap up, the best part starts. You get to pick the folks you had the best time chatting with and team up. We will grab a table together, order up some drinks and game-day snacks, and settle in to watch the game. By kickoff, you're sitting with an energized group of fellow fans to cheer on every play together. Whether this turns into your regular Sunday football watch crew or just an awesome afternoon of high-fives and touchdowns, it is going to be a blast. The Plan: - 4:00 PM: Check-In. Follow the link to set up your quick profile on your phone to get started. - 4:05 PM - 5:25 PM: One-on-One Rounds. The app pairs you for focused chats. Find out who shares your game-day superstitions, fantasy football takes, and love for the Niners. - 5:25 PM+: Form Groups. Reconnect with your favorite matches to form a squad of 4-6. Together, you will grab a table, order food and drinks, and settle in for kickoff together. **RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/WxizruzDuOxmxNyEIMJF **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later**

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6 attendees

Golden Gate Park Weekday Pickup Soccer

Thu, Nov 5, 12:30 AM
From San Francisco Weekday Pickup Soccer
4.9
16 attendees

Tuesday 2 Team Only 9v9 Pickup

Wed, Nov 4, 2:00 AM
From NorCal Athletics Pickup Games
4.7
2 attendees
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Yes, there are active fantasy football groups in San Francisco. You can find them by searching on Meetup, where enthusiasts regularly gather to discuss strategies and compete.

Absolutely, you can join as many fantasy football groups as you like on Meetup. This lets you enjoy a variety of events and meet different people.

Meetup is generally free to join and use for finding and attending events. However, some groups may charge membership fees or event fees to cover costs, so always check event details.

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Fantasy football groups might host draft parties, live games, or strategy sessions. These events provide perfect opportunities to enhance your knowledge and socialize with fellow fans.

Most will be in San Francisco, but some may occur online or in nearby areas. It depends on the group and event organizers involved, so be sure to check the location.

No, Meetup does not host events directly. Events are organized by group hosts or organizers who plan and manage their own activities through the platform.

Yes, you can start your own fantasy football group on Meetup. This offers an opportunity to create a community, engage others, and host events tailored to your interests.

While San Francisco is vibrant with activities, availability of specific groups or events may vary. If you don't find one immediately, consider starting your own group.

You can connect with other members by joining discussions on Meetup events, participating actively in group events, or using Meetup's messaging feature to communicate.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities rather than individual one-on-one connections. However, through regular participation, natural connections can develop.

Engage by introducing yourself, attending a range of events, participating in group discussions, and actively contributing ideas. This can foster meaningful interactions.

Organization quality varies among groups since events are planned by individual organizers. It's best to evaluate groups by reading reviews and attending initial events.