Putting one up
Pick a side and name your own price: what you’ll risk, and what you
want to win. Risk $5 to win $10 and you’ve offered 2-1.
Taking one
Each court shows its two teams side by side, and every price sits under
the team you’d be backing. Take it and you’re on
that team for that amount — all of it or part of it. Whoever put it
up is on the other end, and their name is under the price.
Settling
Nothing is held and no balance is checked. A pick is a promise between
two people, and Settle Up adds each Monday
together and says who owes whom.
Three titles are in play
- 👑 Wager King — most won over the season.
- 🎲 Most Action — most money matched, either end
of it. A price nobody takes doesn’t count.
- 📣 Market Maker — most prices you put
up that somebody took. The size doesn’t matter, only that they
were wanted.
They run all season and are on the
standings page.
The rules
- The board shuts when the first ball goes up.
- Playing that night? You can only back your own team.
- $1 to $100 to risk, up to $500 to win, nothing longer than 10-1
either way.
- Anyone can read the board. You need to be signed in to make a pick.