Survivor, pick'em, squares, or a daily gauntlet — pick a game, name it, and you're done. Print the flyer, tape it up, and the whole floor scans in.
No spreadsheets, no chasing people, no math. Three steps and your office is playing.
The second you create a pool, you get a flyer built to print — the contest name, your contact, the buy-in in sardines, and a QR code the whole office can scan. Stick it by the coffee machine and watch it fill.
Each plays different. Here's exactly what your office sees.
Other sites route the pot through them. We don't. Players pay each other, straight across. We run the game and grade it — what we hold is always exactly zero.
The office grudge match. One pick a week — miss once and you're done. Print the flyer, tape it up, and it fills itself.
Pick the week's winners, climb the board, talk trash. Nobody's eliminated — the whole office stays in it.
The classic. A 10×10 grid, one game, numbers drawn at random after squares are claimed. No skill — that's why everyone plays.
One pick a day across any league. Build the longest streak in the office — one miss and your run is over.