Your square just hit at the end of the third.
Four office pools your crew already knows how to play — a survivor pool, Super Bowl squares, season pick em and a daily gauntlet. Set your office pool up in about a minute, share a link, and the scoring runs itself. Players settle up with each other. We never touch the money.
Same idea, four very different games. Free to run, each one links straight through to set up.
One pick a week. Get it right and you live, get it wrong and you’re gone. You only get each team once all season, so the hard part is never this week — it’s November.
The classic Super Bowl squares pool, and it works on any game. Claim boxes on a grid; the numbers get drawn afterwards, so nobody can pick a good square — which is exactly why the whole office plays, football fans or not.
Pick every game, every week. Most correct wins. Nobody gets knocked out, so the person who has a shocking opening week is still turning up in week six.
One pick a day from whatever’s playing — baseball, basketball, hockey, football, soccer. Nobody else runs this, and it’s the only one that keeps an office going in July.
Three things that aren’t marketing.
Buy-ins are counted in sardines, not dollars. Players pay each other however they already do. The platform holds nothing and processes nothing — you get a ledger to track who’s settled up, and that’s the whole of it.
Real pool name, real buy-in, and a QR code that actually works. Print it, stick it on the wall, and people join by pointing a phone at it. No invite list, no chasing.
Rules are generated from your settings, not a generic page. Two strikes and buy-backs through week six? That’s what your players read, and what they can print. Nobody argues about a rule nobody agreed to.
Written for players, not for search engines. Free, no sign-up.
Nothing. Running a pool is free. Buy-ins are counted in sardines and settled directly between players — FantasyDailies never holds, transfers or processes anybody’s money.
Squares, by a distance. Players claim boxes and the numbers are drawn afterwards, so no football knowledge is involved at all. It’s the format that gets a whole office playing.
In survivor you make one pick a week and a single wrong pick eliminates you. In pick’em you pick every game and accumulate wins — you can’t be knocked out, so people stay involved all season.
Yes. The Gauntlet is a daily survivor pool that runs on whichever leagues are in season — NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS — so it keeps going through the summer when only baseball and soccer are playing.
Yes — that’s what most people use the squares format for. Set up a 100 or 25 box grid for the Super Bowl, share the link, and the numbers are drawn once the grid fills. It also runs on any other game: Monday night, Thanksgiving, a playoff round, or a regular season Sunday.
However they already do — Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, cash in an envelope. The commissioner adds their handles when they create the pool, players see them, and the commissioner ticks people off in a private ledger as the money lands. Nobody else sees who’s paid.
Pick a format, set the buy-in, share the link. That’s the whole job — and it’s free to run.
Browse open poolsOffice pools on FantasyDailies are peer-to-peer. The platform provides the tools and never holds, transfers or processes any money — buy-ins are counted in sardines and settled directly between players. Check the rules where you live before running a pool with a buy-in. 21+. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.