01 · The call
England v Spain
Engine's call: 49% England. You take Spain. Difficulty rating: high — harder calls move your score more.
Play · virtual coins · never cash
Your football brain
has a score.
The engine calls every match — form, strength, thousands of simulated runs. Disagree with it, on the record, and get scored on accuracy. Coins never become cash. That's the design, not the fine print.
Every World Cup fixture is open for calls until the final
Between slates
The engine is pricing the next round of fixtures. Nothing to call right now — the board refills with the football calendar.
See the live boardThe loop, shown
From call to bragging rights in one matchday.
02 · The lock
Kick-off
Your call locks when the whistle goes. No edits, no hedging — that's the sport of it.
03 · Full-time
Result lands
The engine gets scored too. Beat its number and the difference is yours to brag about.
04 · The table
Score moves
Correct — your accuracy rating climbs, your streak grows, and the weekly table takes notice. It resets every week; so does your shot at it.
The blunt part
Coins are score, not money.
Coins are
- · Your score — the record of your calls
- · Streak fuel and entry to the weekly table
- · Cosmetic flex: badges, titles, a rating
- · 1,000 free at signup, 100 free every day
Coins are not
- · Cash, or anything that becomes cash
- · Withdrawable, transferable, or a wallet balance in any currency
- · A way to buy a better rank
- · Gambling
The long version, once, in plain English: coins exist to make predictions feel like sport. You can earn them free, you can buy more plays, and nothing you ever do converts them back into money — not into cash, not into credit, not into anything with a price tag. If you're here to make money, this is the wrong page; if you run a league, organizers get paid in real money →
Three playgrounds
Wherever football happens, the engine has an opinion.
Inside the engine
How a matchup becomes a number.
Form, side strength, and thousands of simulated runs collapse into one probability per outcome. That number is the house style: shown, never hidden — so beating it means something.
What winning gets you
Status. Loudly.
- · An accuracy rating that follows your profile around the platform
- · Streak badges for runs the engine didn't see coming
- · A weekly table that resets every week — nobody sits on a throne
- · A season-champion title for the long game
- · Leagues can fund real rewards for their most accurate players — the organizer's giveaway, their rules; your rank can never be bought
This week's table
The table is young. The first accurate callers will own it — and the reset means the door reopens every week.
Claim your rowOut of plays?
More plays. Same game.
Packs buy more plays — never a better rank, and never anything back. One-way, 18+, that's the deal.
Starter
2,500 coins
$1.99
Value
7,500 coins
$4.99
Best value
18,000 coins
$9.99
Whale
55,000 coins
$24.99
Packs buy more plays. They never buy a better rank — leaderboards score accuracy, not volume. · Purchases are 18+, age-checked at checkout · Live prices from the store
Straight answers
The questions your group chat will ask.
Is this gambling?
No. Nothing converts to cash — ever. Rankings score accuracy, and buying coins never improves a rank. It's a prediction game where the scoreboard is the point.
Why would I buy coins?
More plays, same game — an entertainment purchase, one-way, nothing back. If that's not fun to you, don't buy them; the daily claim keeps you playing free.
Can I win real prizes?
Only where a specific league's organizer funds a giveaway for its most accurate players — their prize, their rules, always disclosed as theirs. Never from converting coins.
How old do I have to be?
Coin purchases are 18+, checked at checkout. The free game has no purchases in it.
What happens when I run out?
A free daily claim tops you back up — 100 coins a day on the live board — and accurate calls keep you in the game.
1,000 free coins. Your first call's already made — come score it.
Create your scoreVirtual coins · purchases are 18+