For sports bars
Booking system for sports bars
A booking system for sports bars fills game nights with seats at the screens and keeps the floor accurate when everyone arrives at once. Goboblo does more than that. You control what each TV shows, tie tables to the right screen, and let guests book a seat in front of their game. Reminders stop no-shows on the best tables, and the price is flat at $79 a month with $0 on your own bookings.
- Control every TV: choose the game, channel and time per screen.
- Seats in front of the right game: guests book the spot, not just a table.
- Full game nights without chaos: walk-ins, bookings and waitlist on one map.
A fit if
Built for game night
A sports bar makes its money when there's a game on. Goboblo holds the moving floor together and sells the right table to the right guest — in front of the right screen.
- You run several TVs and want to control which game plays on each one.
- Game nights and derbies are your best nights — and your most chaotic.
- Guests want a seat in front of the right screen, not just ‘a table’.
- You're tired of parties booking the best screen tables and not showing up.
What you get
Game night by the numbers
What you get depends on your screens, your floor and your fixture list.
Can I control what plays on each TV?
Yes — and this is where Goboblo does something no one else does. In the live floor view you click a screen and add the game it should show: title, channel and kick-off time. Each TV keeps its own list, so the big screen runs the derby while the bar shows another league.
Staff see at a glance what's on which screen, and you drop the sticky notes and the ‘which game is on three?’ question in the middle of the rush. Once you know what every screen shows, you can sell the tables in front of it — which leads to the next question.
How does a guest book a table in front of the right game?
You tie the best tables to each screen and open the game night for booking. The guest picks a seat in front of their game, and Goboblo tracks which tables see which screen. You fill the best seats of the night without two parties landing at the same table in front of the derby.
A game night is a sports bar's sold-out Saturday. When demand is high, Goboblo asks for a deposit on the sought-after screen tables, so a cancellation actually frees the table in time. You sell the right table to the right guest instead of letting first-come-first-served decide.
On the floor
The whole floor, live
This is the live floor in Goboblo. Green tables are seated, the waitlist sits at the bottom, and the TV screens are marked so you can see which tables belong to which game.
How do I keep the floor under control on a game night?
The live floor shows the whole room in real time. Green tables are seated, the waitlist sits at the bottom, and a host seats the next party with one tap. Walk-ins and reservations share one map, so you never lose the overview when everyone arrives at half-time.
The waitlist texts the next party when a table frees up, so the guest can grab a beer at the bar instead of blocking the door. Good table management is the difference between a full, controlled game and chaos at the entrance.
Does it bring guests back for the next game?
Every game-night guest saves to a profile you own. With stamp cards and membership they come back for the next derby without you paying for them again. The regular who always watches the game at your place is worth far more than one full table.
Looking for a broader fit for the bar floor? See booking for bars and pubs. A sports bar gets all of that — plus the screen control and table-to-screen link that fill game nights specifically.
What does Goboblo cost for a sports bar?
Goboblo All-in-one is $79 a month, about $3 a day, and the price is flat. You pay $0 on your own bookings. A small fee applies only to new guests we bring you, so you only pay when we actually fill a table you wouldn't have filled yourself.
Per-cover commission punishes you on the very nights you want to earn most: the game night, the derby, the final. A flat fee lets you keep the full margin when the room is packed. You start free and upgrade to All-in-one when you want deposits and the full guest profile.
Frequently asked questions about booking for sports bars
Can I control what plays on each TV?
Yes. In the live floor view you click a screen and add the game it should show — title, channel and kick-off. Each TV keeps its own list, so the big screen runs the derby while the bar shows another league. No other booking system does this.
How does a guest book a table in front of the right game?
You tie the best tables to each screen and open the game night for booking. The guest picks a seat in front of their game, and Goboblo tracks which tables see which screen. You fill the best seats of the night without two parties landing at the same table in front of the derby.
How do I keep the floor under control on a game night?
The live floor shows the whole room in real time: green tables are seated, the waitlist sits at the bottom, and a host seats the next party with one tap. Walk-ins and reservations share one map, so you never lose the overview when everyone arrives at half-time.
How does Goboblo protect screen tables from no-shows?
No-shows drop with automatic confirmation, an SMS reminder and a one-tap cancel link. Goboblo asks for a deposit only on the sought-after screen tables for big games, not on a normal Wednesday. See the guide on reducing no-shows.
Does it bring guests back for the next game?
Yes. Every game-night guest saves to a profile you own, and with stamp cards and membership they come back for the next derby without you paying for them again. The regular who always watches the game at your place is worth far more than one full table.
What does Goboblo cost for a sports bar?
Goboblo All-in-one is $79 a month, about $3 a day, on a flat fee. You pay $0 on your own bookings. A small fee applies only to new guests we bring you — see pricing.
Fill your next game night with Goboblo
Book a demo, or join the waitlist for early access.