Demos / Sports contests

Season-long baseball pool

13 Run

Each entry is assigned an MLB team, and every final score that team posts marks off a run total. The first team to record every total from 0 to 13 takes the pot, so players have a reason to check the box scores every day.

FormatSeason-long pool, one team per entry
Runs onFree to play, social, sweeps, office and bar pools
DataSimulated MLB scores in this demo
13 RunLoading the pool
Pool board 30 entries · sorted by marks, then fewest games played
Scores

Press Play the day to run one day of games, or Sim to the finish to keep playing until a team records all 14 totals. Click any team on the board to see its card. Scores are simulated.

How it works

How it plays.

01

Draw a team

When the pool fills, each entry is randomly assigned one of the 30 MLB teams and keeps it all season.

02

Every final counts

After each game the team's final run total is recorded with the date the game started. Totals of 14 or more do not count, and postponed games are not recorded.

03

Fill 0 through 13

The board shows which totals each team still needs. The high totals, 11 to 13, are usually the last ones left.

04

First to finish wins

If two teams finish on the same day, fewer games played wins, then whoever scored 13 first, then 12, and so on. If nobody finishes, the teams with the most marks split the pot.

Your version

What operators can change.

13 Run runs as a white-label pool on your site or app, with your wallet or ours. Your build reads final scores from the sports data provider you already use; the demo above uses simulated games.

BrandingYour colors, logo and pool name on the board, the team cards and the TV wall
Entry and potFree to play, social coins, sweeps coins, or paid where legal, with a fixed prize or a pot built from entries
Team assignmentRandom draw, a draft order, or more than one team per entry for big pools
Run range0 to 13 by default, or a shorter range for a pool that finishes faster
TiebreakersFewer games played, then earliest high totals, or your own order, plus the end-of-season split
Where it runsWeb, app, bar and office TV walls, and a printable daily board