If you are looking for a Bola Social Soccer private server, this is one in the sense most people mean: an independent, free beta edition of the old Facebook game, run by FB Games on a server of its own at bola.fbgamesweb.com, with accounts that are separate from every other game. This page explains who runs it, what the server does with your club and your data, which rules apply, how support tickets and donations work, and how to join.
Here is the game: open it in your browser, create a free account of your own and start your club on this server.
Run your soccer club: build the squad, upgrade your stadium and compete in tournaments. It plays in the browser and your club is saved to your account.
In beta: parts of the game are still missing and errors may appear.
People who search for a private server usually want a community-run place to keep playing a game outside its original service. That is the idea here: FB Games, an independent project, runs Bola Social Soccer on a server of its own, outside Facebook and outside the original studio.
Playing is free, and the game is in beta: some parts are missing and errors can appear. This is not an official site of Three Melons, Playdom or Disney.
There is only one address to remember, bola.fbgamesweb.com. You sign up there once and play there.
You need an account of your own, made of a username, a club name, a country and a password. There is no Facebook login or any other third-party login, and no email address or phone number is requested.
Your club is saved on the server, so you can carry on from another computer just by logging in. The session is remembered for 30 days and the language you choose is remembered for a year. The account is independent of the accounts of the other FB Games titles.
Progress from the Facebook game is not imported. And because the account has no email, there is no email-based password reset, so choose a password you will remember and never share it.
Anything that has value is decided on the server: your money, your fans and your rewards. The game on your screen cannot set those numbers itself.
Matches are not played live against another person. You play against a rival team that the game controls. In a challenge you play the first leg and the rival plays the return when they next log in. A club controlled by the server answers within 45 seconds to 6 minutes, while a real player has 7 days before the return is simulated without rewards.
My League groups up to 9 clubs with similar fan counts. It fills with real players first and, when there are not enough, with clubs controlled by the server: there are 25 of them, from 12 countries. The server also enforces the daily caps on rewarded matches.
The public rules say one person, one account; no automation programs and no exploiting of game errors; respectful usernames and club names; and no sharing your password or paying third parties.
Behind those rules, the team can suspend accounts, and a suspended player can appeal through a ticket. The server also limits new accounts per connection and wrong-password attempts, which is why a short wait is sometimes asked of you.
The ticket categories include one for foul play or abuse, so you can flag something you think is wrong.
Support runs through tickets inside the game. From the Support and tickets menu you can open one in these categories: game error, account and access, donations and Melon Cash, suggestion, foul play or abuse, and other.
You can attach PNG, JPEG or WebP images of up to 1 MB, which is handy for screenshots, and resolved tickets close by themselves after 7 days.
You have to be logged in to open a ticket: without a session, the support page sends you to the login screen.
The game has two currencies. Bollars are the everyday money. Melon Cash is the second one, and you can exchange it for Bollars at 1 Melon Cash for 1,000 Bollars, in that direction only. The game has no automatic Melon Cash purchase and no payment form.
Donations are voluntary. You choose any amount from 3 to 250 USD, you receive 10 Melon Cash per USD (30 to 2,500), and there are no fixed packages. You ask for it by opening a ticket in the donations category, and the team credits it within 24 hours at most. Never pay anyone outside that ticket.
Chat is built into the game and works only when you are logged in. There is a global channel, one channel per language (Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and Turkish) and private messages, and you can report messages.
You can have up to 100 friends. With them you can visit stadiums, send up to 10 gifts a day (6 kinds, either fans or power-ups) and up to 20 jokes a day (6 kinds).
Invitations work through your own sign-up link. Each invited friend who plays a first match gives you 500 Bollars and 25 fans, up to 10 invited friends.
Go to bola.fbgamesweb.com, choose Create account and fill in the form. You land in the game straight away, with no email to confirm. Our how-to-play guide covers the first session in detail.
The game is designed for a desktop browser, so that is the recommended way to play. Keep your password to yourself.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
Yes, in the sense most people mean. FB Games runs Bola Social Soccer on a server of its own at bola.fbgamesweb.com, separate from Facebook and from the original studio. It is free, it is in beta, and you play with an account of your own.
FB Games, an independent project, runs it. It is not an official site of Three Melons, Playdom or Disney, and it is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta. Bola Social Soccer is an original game by Three Melons, and this is a browser edition.
No. The Bola Social Soccer server asks only for a username, a club name, a country and a password. There is no Facebook sign-in or other social login, and no email address or phone number is requested. Your session is remembered for 30 days, so you do not have to log in every time.
No. Progress from the Facebook game is not imported into this edition of Bola Social Soccer, so everyone starts a new club with 5,000 Bollars, 3 Melon Cash and 18 players. Your new club is saved on the server and tied to your account.
Not in real time. In Bola Social Soccer you play against a rival team that the game controls. In a challenge you play the first leg and the rival plays the return when they next log in; a real player has 7 days before the return is simulated without rewards.
Donations to the Bola Social Soccer server are voluntary: any amount from 3 to 250 USD, at 10 Melon Cash per USD, with no fixed packages. You request them by opening a ticket in the donations category, and the team credits them within 24 hours at most. There is no payment form inside the game.
Log in, open the Support and tickets menu and create a ticket in the category that fits: game error, account and access, donations and Melon Cash, suggestion, foul play or abuse, or other. You can attach PNG, JPEG or WebP images of up to 1 MB.
No. The rule in Bola Social Soccer is one person, one account, and you should never share your password with anyone. The team can suspend accounts that break the rules, and you can appeal a suspension through a support ticket.
Bola Social Soccer asks for no email address, so there is no email-based password reset. Choose a password you will remember or keep it in a password manager, and never share it with anyone, including people who offer to help you in exchange for it.
Yes. Beta means the game is still a work in progress: the Fans building, the kits tab, the international cup and the World Battle achievements are not in yet, and errors can appear. You can report problems through a support ticket from inside the game.
Brand notice: Bola Social Soccer is an original game by Three Melons. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc.; Playdom and Disney are trademarks of their respective owners. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Three Melons, Facebook, Meta, Playdom or Disney. This is a browser edition.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.