The mode no one else has
Live NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL prediction night. Real games. Real finals. Lock-of-the-night doubles your points if you're right, and takes its base points back if you're not. High stakes, on purpose. Sports bars hand us a regular Sunday and we hand them a packed room.
Captured from a live game
A Sunday at the bar
Pick a date (today, tomorrow, Saturday, or any day). Filter by NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL or soccer and tap the games you want. Real fixtures load from live sports data.
Pick winners, over/unders, first to score, whichever questions you leave on. Each player marks one pick as their lock-of-the-night before that game starts.
Live ticker on the venue TV. Standings shift as each game goes final. People look up at the screen between bites of wings.
Game ends, picks resolve from real box scores. Lock-of-the-night gets 2x points if right and loses its base points if wrong (a total never drops below zero). No host arguing about whether someone said over or under.
Or whatever the venue's putting up. Signed-in players earn Glory Points too, so there's a season-long leaderboard the regulars fight over.
What makes it shine
Every pick is graded against the final score. When the live feed has it, picks settle on their own. When it does not, the host reads the score off the TV and types it in. Nothing made up either way.
Live sports data feeds, with the host's own score entry as the fallback so a feed outage doesn't kill the night. Schedules pulled the day-of, finals graded within minutes of the final whistle. NFL Sunday, NBA weeknight, MLB summer, NHL winter, all year round.
Pick one pick, double down. Right = 2x your points on it. Wrong = its base points come off. A push or a postponed game hands your Lock back. The whole bar's watching that one game's score crawl across the ticker.
Winner. Over/under. Margin of victory. First to score. Pick the categories you want, leave the rest off. Different sport, different template stack.
Display mode runs on the venue TV next to the game broadcast. Standings, live scores, and how the room picked. Looks built-in, not bolted on.
Every player gets an accuracy stat on the night, and signed-in players keep their pick history. The regular who went 68% last Sunday is coming back to defend it.
Final score lands, picks resolve. When the feed covers the game, nobody types anything. When it does not, the host reads the score off the TV, enters it once, and every pick on that game settles at once. No data subscription needed. Box score is the box score.
Run Pick'em on its own, or as one activity inside an Event. Launch a quick halftime trivia round from the Pick'em console, or put a slideshow up for the break, and the TV comes back to the slate when you say so. Pick'em + bingo + a ticker makes a whole Sunday in one Event.
Built for one room
Pick'em was built for the bar with eight TVs and a Sunday slate already on. Spectator nights into participation nights. The other modes are great. This one's the reason a sports bar signs up.
Plan availability
Free, Starter, Pro, Business, Enterprise. Pick'em sessions count toward your monthly games budget like any other event (Free: 3/mo, Starter: 12/mo, Pro and up: unlimited). Heavier Pick'em hosts naturally outgrow Free and Starter, and Pro adds multi-venue.
Might as well turn them into something the regulars come back for. Sign up free and host your first Pick'em night this week.
The fine print, illustrated