How rooms work
Rooms, tournaments, entry fees and prizes — the short answers.
A space for a group of users where prediction tournaments are played. One room can hold several tournaments.
In the site's main menu, the “Rooms” section.
Active public rooms. Private rooms never appear in the public list.
On the “My rooms” tab — every room you belong to.
Rooms an admin has archived, plus rooms with no active tournaments where nothing has happened for 90 days. You can look at an archived room but not change it.
On a match page, tap “Create room”. The room appears, you become its admin, and it already contains “Tournament 1” with that match. You can also press “Create room” on the “My rooms” tab and start with no match at all. You can create at most 3 rooms per day.
Tap “Request to join”. The admin accepts or declines your request and you get a notification.
The button changes to “Request sent”. There is no need to send it again.
Yes, by nickname. The invitation arrives in your notifications, where you can accept or decline it.
The room's admins — there can be several and they are all equal. An admin renames the room, makes it public or private, accepts requests, invites people (into the room or straight into a tournament), appoints other admins, creates and deletes tournaments and adds matches to them.
No. A room is a lasting community; a tournament is one competition inside it.
Yes. A room member sees all of its tournaments but takes part only in the ones they joined themselves.
Open the tournament and tap “Join”. If the tournament has an entry fee, it is taken from your Coins balance.
The admin sets it: from 0 to 500 Coins, in steps of 5. A tournament with a fee of 0 is free and has no bank.
A participant or an admin can propose raising the fee BY a number of Coins, for example +10. If every participant of the tournament agrees, each of them pays that amount, the entry fee grows by it and the bank grows by it × the number of participants. One “no” rejects the proposal; silence is not consent — after 3 days without full agreement it lapses. Admins can set limits: the highest fee, the largest single raise and the number of raises. Whoever cannot pay the raise cannot agree to it.
1 point for each correct prediction on the outcome of a tournament match (1 / X / 2). You make the prediction on the match page, as usual.
It counts if the match had not started yet when you joined. Joining does not let you change a prediction you already made.
After the results of the tournament's matches are settled.
They share one place.
Yes. The entry fee is not returned and stays in the bank, your points are frozen, and you take no part in the prize split.
3 days after the last played match of the tournament. If the admin adds a match within those 3 days, the tournament continues. There is no vote — it is all automatic.
1st place 50%, 2nd 30%, 3rd 20%. If several participants share a place, their prize shares are added together and divided equally. Amounts are rounded down to whole Coins.
If fewer than two participants are left by the finish, or all of the tournament's matches were cancelled — the fees go back to everyone who did not leave.
No. The room stays, and finished tournaments with their final tables are kept in its history.
No. Coins are the site's virtual in-game currency.
Yes, and they are all equal. Any admin can appoint another member as an admin or remove an admin (themselves included). A room always keeps at least one admin: the last one has to appoint a successor before leaving.
Everyone gets back everything they paid in — entry fees and raises — including people who had already left. A finished tournament cannot be deleted. If a platform administrator restores it, the fees are charged again.
Yes. An admin can invite you into a specific tournament. When you accept, you join the room and the tournament at once and you see the entry fee first — nothing is charged until you confirm it.