GuessLeague
Friend rooms

Prediction Leagues With Friends

Run your own league with the office group, your university friends or the family chat. Setup takes a minute and joining takes one code.

In a private room, points build across the season

Global league tables reset every week. In private friend rooms points accumulate all season — one bad week does not end your run, but staying consistent pulls you clear.

That difference is deliberate: it is what turns a friend group into a season-long rivalry.

Setup

Setting it up

  1. Create a room

    Open a private room in the app, give it a name and choose which league's fixtures it runs on.

  2. Share the invite code

    The room gives you an invite code. Drop it in the WhatsApp group, on Discord, wherever your people are.

  3. Let your friends join

    Anyone who enters the code lands in the room. A room holds up to 15 players.

  4. Compete

    Everyone predicts the same fixtures under the same rules. The room table builds up across the season.

The rules

Room rules

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Up to 15 players

One room holds 15 people. For a bigger group, open a second room.

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Predictions stay hidden until the lock

Nobody can see anyone else's individual pick before kick-off; everything opens at the whistle. Copying is structurally impossible. The aggregate community split ("what the crowd says") is visible — but only as a ratio, never who picked what.

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Room picks are independent of the league

You can say 2-1 in the global league and 1-0 in the room for the same match — each is scored separately. If you would rather not enter the week twice, "Copy this week" duplicates it in one tap; copying creates no link, so you can edit each afterwards.

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What the owner can do

Whoever created the room can remove members and delete it; they cannot leave it themselves. Members can leave any time. Even if the room is deleted, badges and cups you earned stay on your profile.

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Same scoring

Private rooms use the same points table as global leagues. There is no second rule set to learn.

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Comments

Teasing the rival team and talking a big game are fine; profanity and personal abuse are not published. Comments are reviewed by AI before they go live.

Open your room

Generate a code, drop it in the group, start this week.

Create a Room