Weekly skins, then a bracket
One matchup a week. Wins and losses stack. After the season, the top records make a four-team playoff. One champion.
How it works
Credits, tickets, and how a season is won.
Same NFL slate as a sportsbook. Fresh credits every Tuesday. Unused stack expires when the week rolls. Core game modes first — head-to-head skins or one open board. Advanced modes later. The house stays at $0.
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The weekly ritual
Fresh stack. This week only. Then it’s gone.
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Tuesday — credits drop
Everyone in the pool gets the same stack. Default is 1,000. Last week is over.
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Tuesday to Monday — bet this week’s games
Moneylines, spreads, totals. Singles and parlays. You cannot park a bet on next week.
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Kickoff locks it
That game is done taking bets. A parlay locks when its earliest game kicks.
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When the game ends — the ticket settles
Not a Monday batch. Kickoff locks it; the result posts when that game is final. Unused credits expire when the week rolls Tuesday. Sitting on the stack is a bad week — you have to cash something.
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Late join: you get this week’s credits only. Profit counts from join forward.
Play styles
Same slate. Different pressure.
You always bet the week’s games. Core game modes are live. Advanced modes are not.
Core game modes
One board. Most profit wins.
Everyone on the same leaderboard. Each week people move, and badges stack. When the window ends, the top of the board is the champion — and takes the pot, if the group put one up.
Advanced game modes
Same tickets. A different job. Not live yet.
Imposter
One or more players that week are trying to lose. Loss is profit — sitting out is not. Unused credits still punish them, so they have to play badly and look honest. After the slate, the group votes. Catch them and the table gets a boost. Miss, and the imposter banks a bonus.
Survival
Last one standing. Miss the week and you’re out.
Rules that change how you play
A short cheat sheet
| Rule | What it does |
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| Fresh credits every week | A bad Sunday does not knock you out of the season. |
| Unused credits expire | When Tuesday rolls, leftover stack is gone. Sitting out scores like going broke. |
| This week’s games only | The ritual stays about the slate in front of you. |
| You own the number you clicked | Odds lock when you place. Sportsbook feel, without the house. |
| Cancel costs 10% | 90% back. Stops fake leans yanked when a friend fades you. |
| Open book | Pending and settled tickets are visible in the pool. That’s the table. |
Sitting on the stack is a bad week. Going broke on one parlay can lose a skins matchup to someone who barely played — you have to cash something.
Skin in the game
What if I want some skin in the game?
Yes. Bet your friends. The app still never holds the cash.
Join with no money
One public board. Everyone ranked. Badges stack through the season. Credits only. Signing up puts you on that board.
Gamble among friends, like fantasy
A separate yes if the group wants money on it. Pick a treasurer, agree a buy-in, settle in Venmo. You play here. The app never holds the cash. You can still lose to a friend. Nobody in the middle takes a cut.
Free to play is the default. Skin is optional and stays in the chat — treasurer, buy-in, house rules, 0% rake. The app never accepts, holds, or pays out money.
Join the open pool
Credits, badges, one board. No money.
Questions? FAQ. Friend groups who want a side pot do that like fantasy — treasurer, Venmo, outside the app.