Both teams to score?
reads official full-time result
1.9xeveryone has a view on this
Open a table · keep 3% of the pot
Ask the question.
Ask the question.
Set the table.
Take 3%.
Ask anything about a match that the official result can answer, and mutuel turns it into a table anyone can back. Share the link wherever your people are. They bet against each other, not against a bookmaker, and 3% of everything that lands in the pot is yours.
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Prototype · simulated pots · no real money at risk
Real Madrid v BarcelonaLaLiga · Sun 21:00
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Closes the week above its Monday open?
YES POT0
NO POT0
50% on YES
0.00x / 0.00x
0tables open
0USDG in the pots
0costs nothing to open one
3%of the pot, to whoever opened it
Tables people opened
Every one of these is a question somebody asked, and 3% of each pot goes back to them. Drop a loose one and let the crowd pin it down: anybody can bolt a detail onto your table, they keep 1% of what their detail gathers and you keep 2% on top of your own 3%. The thinner the side, the more it pays. Real fixtures and real question types; the pots and the results on this prototype are simulated.
Questions you put up
Every table you opened and every detail you bolted onto someone else's, with what each one has gathered and what comes back to you. Your cut runs whichever way the match goes.
Questions live0
Pot under your questions0
Your cut so far0
If every one fills up0
Stop picking sides
Same match, same pot, two completely different jobs. One of them is right or wrong at full time. The other one gets paid at full time.
Backing a side
You need to be right
- You put 100 on YES and it is locked at the close.
- Twenty-two players decide whether that was clever.
- It comes back 156, or it does not come back.
Your return depends on the result.
Opening the table
You need people to turn up
- You ask the question and stake nothing at all.
- Everyone else picks a side and fills the two pots.
- 3% of whatever they put in is yours at full time.
Your return depends on how many turn up.
| On a 4,000 USDG pot | If YES wins | If NO wins |
|---|---|---|
| A backer with 100 on YES | 156.00 | 0.00 |
| You, who asked the question | 120.00 | 120.00 |
The result moves one of those rows and not the other. That is the whole reason to be on the second one.
Four steps to your 3%
The table is yours from the moment you ask the question, and you never take a side of it. Whoever is right on the pitch, your cut comes off the pot the same. Leave the question loose and the crowd will pin it down for you, and every detail they add pays you too.
Ask the questionAny two teams you can name, anything the official result answers, and you set when betting shuts.
Share the linkIt carries the whole question. Group chat, timeline, anywhere. Nothing to sign up for to look at it.
They bet, and they sharpenBoth pots fill until kick-off, and anybody can bolt a detail onto your question. You keep 2% of those too.
You take 3%At full time the winning side splits the pot and your cut comes off the top.
What your backers are in
Two pots go in. One pot comes out, split by what each winner put in. Nobody sets a price, nobody takes a margin, and the only cut is the 3% that goes to you.
3%
to whoever asked the question, taken from the pot at settlement. On a detail somebody bolted
on it is 2% to the table and 1% to them. Nothing to the house, because there is no house
stake ÷ pot × total
the entire formula, applied on the pot as it stood when you bet
5x vs 1.1x
backing the empty side early against joining the crowd late
What you take home
Drag the pot your table draws, and drag how lopsided it ends up. One of those changes what your backers get. The other is the only one that changes what you get, and it is not the lopsided one.
POT AT THE CLOSE4,000 USDG
20020,000
HOW IT SPLITS62 / 38
YES potNO pot
Your 3% comes off the pot before the winning side splits the rest, so the result is not your risk. You are paid for the question, not for being right about it.
- Pot at the close4,000.00
- Left for the winning side3,880.00
- If YES wins, 100 on YES returns1.56x
- If NO wins, 100 on NO returns2.55x
- Your 3%120.00
- Whichever way it goes120.00
What you can ask
Six places to look and twenty-nine sub-questions under them, from the scoreline down to how many shots on target one side puts away. Anything binary that the official result answers, with a kick-off and one read. Nothing subjective gets on the board. The narrower you make it, the thinner the side it creates, the longer the price on that side, and the bigger the pot your 3% comes off.
Over 2.5 goals?
reads official goal count
2.0xthe scoreboard says it
More than 11.5 corners?
reads official match stats
3.3xfewer people will take it
Over 5.5 yellow cards?
reads official match report
4.1xnow it is a real question
Barcelona to put over 9.5 shots on target?
reads official match stats
28xalmost nobody is on this side
Nothing else
No vibes, no "was that a penalty", no committee. If the official result does not already say it, the table cannot settle it.
Your table, in four states
One contract holds every table. It knows two timestamps, the close you set and the final whistle, and after the second one anybody can put the result up against a bond, anybody can dispute it by matching that bond, and an unchallenged result stands. Then the winning side and your 3% are both there to be withdrawn. No admin key can reach a staked token; the worst anyone with the keys can do is stop new tables opening.
SETTLEMENT · THE WHISTLE
Stoppage time counts
The table settles on the official full-time result. A goal in the 94th minute is the result, and the read waits for it.
FAILURE · LIQUIDITY
A one-sided table cannot run
If either side is empty at the close there is nobody to pay and nobody to pay from, so the table voids and everybody is refunded in full, with no 3% to anyone. A postponed match refunds the same way, and so does a result nobody ever put up.
DEFENCE · TIMING
Betting shuts when the table says
The creator picks the close, anywhere from an hour before kick-off to the whistle itself, and never after it. The gap between that timestamp and the read is the security model: nobody bets once the match is under way, and nobody bets on a result already known.