Sports contests · Free to play · Retail
Players pick every game on the slate. You choose how it's scored: the classic confidence pool, a crowd-weighted version where unpopular correct picks score more, or a market where every pick has a price. Head-to-head matchups, late swap and a live Sunday board come with all three.
A simulated NFL week 5 is playing in real time, starting with the Sunday 1:00 games. Switch between Classic, Crowd and Market scoring at the top of the board. The same picks are scored all three ways.
Scoring
Operators pick the scoring that fits their players, or run more than one in the same pool. The picks screen, head-to-head, tickets and prizes work the same in all three.
Each player gets one opponent a week from their league. Only the games you disagree on decide it, and standings are wins and losses. Someone who had a bad September still has a reason to submit in November.
Each pick stays open until its own game starts. Players come back Sunday morning after the injury news, and a bad 1:00 window can be fixed in the 4:00 games.
The board shows every game with your pick, how much of the pool is on each side, and which games decide your matchup. It sends an alert when the pool's favorite is losing.
Picks
Thursday's game already locked. Everything else stays open until kickoff. Switch the scoring to see the same slate as a confidence sheet, with pool percentages, or with prices.
Head-to-head
Players are split into 12-team leagues with a weekly schedule. Every week is a fresh 0-0 matchup, the top six make the playoffs in December, and the whole pool still competes for the weekly and season prizes.
Quick pick
Scratch a card to reveal your teams, or spin five reels. Either way the player has five picks in under a minute, and they settle on the same week 5 results as everyone else. If you came here from Scratch & Pick or Slot Machine Pick'em, this is where they live now.
At the counter, the scratch card prints with its teams already set and the player scratches it on their phone after scanning the QR code. The reels run on the kiosk screen and print the five picks on a ticket.
Free to play
No entry fee. A sportsbook can use it to bring players back every week of the season. A media company can add its on-air talent as an entry and reward anyone who beats them.
Retail
Sportsbook customers already know the printed football card. Players fill it at a kiosk or with a writer, follow it on their phone by scanning the QR code, and get paid at the cage after Monday night.
Paid entries only where paid contests are legal. Players can also make picks on their phone and show the code at the kiosk.
Calendar
Pick'em carries the fall, brackets take December and March, and playoff pick'em runs through June. One player base, one wallet, and one license.
The bracket product has its own demo: see brackets.
Licensing
Pick'em can launch mid-season and carry players into bowl season and March on the same account. We host it, score it and run the feeds. You set the prizes and put your brand on it.