Pick'em turns your group chat into a season-long competition. Everyone makes the same slate of picks each week, the results grade themselves the moment the games end, and the leaderboard does the trash talking for you.
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One step of a week's ballot. The whole thing takes about a minute.
Choose a sport and a format, build the ballot and the scoring, then send a join code to the group chat. Change any of it later.
Spreads, totals, moneylines and survivor, all on real US sportsbook odds that update through the week.
Final scores land, picks grade themselves, points post to the leaderboard, and the weekly recap tells everyone who blew it.
You choose a format when you create the league. It decides what people do each week — everything after that is yours to set.
Everyone gets the same slate. Best score wins.
Pick a straight-up winner every week and hope.
Everyone starts with the same pile of points. No money, anywhere.
* Sportsbook is a points game. Points can't be bought, cashed out or transferred, and no real money is involved at any stage. How the fantasy sportsbook works.
The one combination that changes how a season feels. Everyone plays the weekly ballot and carries a survivor life, so a Sunday can be a great scoring week and the week you go out. Set what surviving is worth each week and what the last one standing banks in the season standings — one leaderboard, two games running underneath it.
Almost nothing is fixed. Commissioners set the shape of the week, and can change it between weeks when the league decides the last version was stupid.
Choose the number of picks and which pick types are on them — all spreads, a mix, favorites and dogs split out, whatever your league likes to argue about.
Points are set per slot, so a tough dog can be worth three times a chalk moneyline. Ties break to whoever cashed the longest shot.
Let players back a single pick each week for multiplied points — 2× by default, or set your own number. Switch it off entirely if your league would rather keep every pick equal.
In sportsbook leagues, stack picks into one entry. The odds multiply, every leg has to land, and a pushed leg drops out and pays at the rest.
Set how many points everyone starts the season with, and the smallest and largest amount they can put on a single pick.
Turn on a side pool, choose the number of lives, weekly points for surviving, and the bonus the winner takes into the standings.
Invite by code, password-protect it, name it, hand over the commissioner keys, and change any of the above between weeks. Run as many leagues at once as you can keep track of — different sports, different formats, different friends.
Each league picks a sport. Join as many leagues as you want and switch between them from the lobby.
The ballot takes a minute. Everything below is what happens in the other six days.
Top score takes the week and a Week N Champ badge that never comes off. A season is eighteen chances to be somebody, not one.
Awarded automatically the moment the picks grade, for the good and the humiliating alike.
Who took the week, how every pick graded, and the trends across the league — ready on Monday without anyone having to write it.
Win, loss and push records broken out by pick type — favorites, underdogs, overs, unders, moneyline — plus how often your Lock of the Week actually lands. Most people discover they are far better at one of those than they assumed, and far worse at another.
Every team's record against the spread and the margin they beat it by, pooled across every league on the app. Worth a look before you talk yourself into a line.
Chat sits beside the standings, so the trash talk lives next to the evidence. Direct messages too, for the conversations that shouldn't be public.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play, or play in any browser on any device. One account, the same leagues, picks synced the second you make them.
A reminder lands before games start, and push notifications land on your phone, so the person who always forgets is out of excuses. One-click unsubscribe on every email.
A work league, a college one, and the group chat you can't leave — different sports and different formats, all switched from the lobby.
No payment, no subscription, no ads, and no real money anywhere in it. Try it without an account first — the demo is a full week of real games.