For sports bars
Sunday NFL slate. 13 games. Players join from a phone, lock in their pick'em sheet before kickoff, and pick a lock-of-the-night that doubles their points if they nail it. Real game finals auto-judge the round. Live standings update on the display every time a game ends.
Pick'em is the headliner. The other three keep the lights on between Sundays.
NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL. Upcoming games auto-load from live sports data, you pick which to feature, players join via QR, the lock-of-the-night doubles correct picks (or halves them when they're wrong). Standings recompute as soon as the real game ends.
How Pick'em night runsFor Mondays and Wednesdays when there's no game. Sports categories pre-built (NFL history, World Cup, NBA dynasties), plus the rest of the 12,000-question library so it's not the same five categories every week.
Trivia mode detailsHalftime gimmick. Phones become buzzers, response time scales the score. Five questions, two minutes, one winner. Resets the room while the third quarter loads.
Buzzer-speed scoringWhere the real grudge matches live. Run a four-week pick'em league with persistent team identities, a public bracket on the display, and W/L tiebreakers that handle ties without you doing math at 1am.
Bracket setupMixed categories. Pulls the regulars who don't follow sports.
Single-game pick'em + prop bets, lock-of-the-night on the spread.
Full 1pm + 4pm window. The big draw. Standings update on the displays as games finalize.
Four-week bracket. Winning team gets the wall plaque. Or a tab.
Live sports data pre-loads the 1pm slate. You eyeball it, pull two games you don't want (the 4-12 vs 3-13 dud), keep the rest.
Players scan, pick a team name, lock in their sheet. No app downloads, no account creation. They can keep editing until kickoff.
You go pour beer. The game-data feed scores correct picks the moment a real game finalizes. Ravens win? Everyone who picked them gets credit, automatically.
Five quick buzzer questions while the late games warm up. Winner gets a free draft. Resets the room.
Lock-of-the-night winners are highlighted. Historical accuracy stays on each player's profile so the regulars start tracking their own win rate.
Sports bars already have the crowd. Pick'em turns spectators into participants. The same regular who's been yelling at the screen for three hours now has $5 of pride on a lock-of-the-night. They're not leaving until that game ends.
Live sports data feeds the games into the platform, so they auto-judge themselves. You don't have to remember who won the late Sunday game; the system already knows. That's the integration most pick'em apps skip.
And on the off-nights? You've got Trivia and Lightning to fill them. A dead Tuesday turns into a 30-person quiz night with no extra hardware. Same login, same display, different mode.
Sports Pick'em is on Free, Starter, Pro, and Business. Each Pick'em session counts toward your monthly games budget like any other event. If you're running a weekly NFL slate plus midweek trivia, you'll outgrow Free (3/mo) fast and Starter ($19/mo, 12/mo) eventually. Pro ($39/mo) is unlimited games, 5 venues, 150 players, plus AI Host. Tournaments live one tier up on Business ($99/mo) if you're running multi-week leagues.
See full pricing30-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan. No contracts. We're letting venues in from the waitlist now.