How It Works
The basics
Each match you receive 100 points to wager. You pick one outcome per match — home win, draw, or away win — and the entire 100 is staked on it. You must pick every match in a matchday before the deadline.
Scoring
If you're correct, your return is 100 × the decimal odds— and that already includes your stake back. Pick a winner at 2.55 and you get 255 points: your 100 back plus 155 profit. If you're wrong, you forfeit the 100.
Your net is total returns minus total staked. Back a favourite at short odds and you'll rarely lose your stake, but gains pile up slowly. Chase an underdog and the payout is bigger — if they come through.
The leaderboard
Everyone is ranked by net points across the whole tournament. The odds are frozen at the moment you lock in your pick — so it doesn't matter if the bookies move afterward.
Deadlines
Each matchday locks at the kickoff of its first game. Once the deadline passes, picks are final and visible to everyone.
Odds lock three days before each round
When you pick during the week, the odds shown are provisional and may move as the bookmakers update them. Three days before a round's deadline, the odds lock. From that point everyone who has backed the same result is playing at the exact same price, however early or late they picked. Any picks you made before the lock are automatically updated to the locked odds.
No one gains or loses from the timing of their pick, only from how good their predictions are. You're free to change your picks after the odds freeze right up until the deadline.