The rules, made simple
Turn a debate into a tournament.
Pick questions. Invite your friends. See who finishes on top.
01 · Create or join
Choose a public tournament, or create your own and share its invite link.
02 · Make your calls
10,000 points are split equally across all questions. Choose YES or NO on every question and submit one complete ballot.
03 · Climb the leaderboard
Confirmed results change your score. The highest final score wins.
Free to play
Every player receives 10,000 prediction points in each tournament. No wallet, entry fee, deposit or withdrawal is needed.
How prediction points work
New tournaments use one shared 15-minute prediction window. Prices refresh together when it opens and stay fixed for everyone. Each question has its own equal allocation, which buys whole shares on exactly one side. If your side wins, each share returns 1 point toward your final score. If it loses, it returns 0. Buying a share does not immediately earn points.
Example: a ten-question tournament allocates 1,000 points to each question. At a YES price of 0.50, that answer buys 2,000 shares. A correct answer returns 2,000 points; an incorrect answer returns zero for that question.
Answer every question and submit them together before the common lock. Draft choices do not count. Submitted ballots are final. Incomplete ballots do not receive a rank or prize. Only whole-share rounding stays unspent. Returns cannot be reinvested. Voids restore their purchase cost to your score; allocations never move to other questions. The Activity tab lists your receipts. Existing tournaments retain the versioned rules shown on their own page.
Deadlines and fair play
The shared window opens at the tournament start and closes 15 minutes later, before every selected event's safe deadline. An independent admin reviews the question set to exclude duplicates and overlapping events. Missing review or fresh source data blocks submissions. The window is cancelled if it cannot open safely.
Other players’ picks, scores and progress stay hidden until the common lock. Then tournament members can compare them under Activity. A selected result exposed before the shared lock invalidates the tournament. Legacy tournaments use the rules shown on their own page.
Countdowns use your device clock. The server enforces the actual deadline. Source results may take longer to confirm than the scheduled tournament end.
Hosting and getting help
Hosts can share or replace the invite link, close registration and cancel before the tournament starts. Replacing the link keeps existing players in the tournament. Dates, question sets and allocations are fixed after creation. Shared prices lock when the prediction window opens. Invalid questions are voided without moving their allocation to another question.
See a wrong question, deadline or result? Join the tournament, open that question and choose “Report a problem.” Include evidence or a source link. Track the admin response under Activity and in Notifications. Reporting does not automatically pause play or reverse completed payouts.
The notification bell shows in-app reminders and results. Email and push reminders are not enabled.