No team twice
Once you pick a side, they are spent for you. The season becomes a series of harder choices, not a loop of the same banker.
Your game
Every round thins the field. Scroll to watch a table of 24 become one.
Round 1
24 still in
Twenty-four names on the board. The bankers look obvious. They will not stay obvious.
You
How it works
Start a game around a competition, or jump into one you have been invited to. Signing up is free. Joining a game may include a one-off platform service fee.
Share a link, send emails, or approve joins if you want a closed table. The people in the game should be the people you actually talk to about football.
Choose a team to win. You cannot use the same side twice in that game. Save the pick before the round's fixtures get underway.
Your team has to win for you to go through. A draw or a loss puts you out — unless every remaining player also fails that round. Last player left wins the game.
Built for the group
Not a weekly predictor. A campaign you can actually finish.
Once you pick a side, they are spent for you. The season becomes a series of harder choices, not a loop of the same banker.
Your team has to win. Draws and losses knock you out, unless every remaining player fails with you.
Invite friends, a pub side, or the office. Approve joins if you want the roster closed.
Signing up is free. If a game charges to join, that is a one-off platform service fee — not a prize pot or a bet.
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