How Score Predictions Earn Points
Scoring has five steps and nothing hidden: you get 0, 1, 2, 3 or 5 points depending on how close your prediction was. No secret multipliers, no surprise deductions.
The points available from one match: 0, 1, 2, 3, 5
Scoring is based on the 90-minute result. Extra time and penalty shoot-outs are not taken into account.
There is no 4 — the table is deliberately built that way, so that nailing the exact score is clearly worth more than getting close.
Points table
Exact score
You predicted the final score exactly.
Side and closeness
You named the winner and got close: one team's goal count is exact and the other is off by at most 1. For a draw you must have predicted a draw, the match must end in a draw, and total goals must differ by 1 — prediction 1-1, result 2-2.
Correct side
You missed the score but named the winner or the draw.
Closeness
You missed the winner but got close: one team's goals exact, the other off by 1.
Wrong
Neither the side nor the closeness condition was met.
How weekly events change the points
Every week brings an event that changes how the game plays — Joker, Exact Score Hunt, Side Week, Surprise Match, Secret Rule, Against The Crowd and Classic Week. No event repeats until all seven have appeared.
Two limits always hold: no event ever gives more than double on a single match, and if a fixture is postponed after the lock, that week's multipliers are cancelled. Nobody gains or loses from a postponement.
How standings are worked out
In global leagues every week is a separate race; the table resets and everyone starts level. Your accuracy streak does not reset — it keeps building.
In private friend rooms points accumulate across the season. A week's badges are awarded when the next week opens, and when all of a league's weeks are done the top three by badge points take the season cup.
When points are tied, these break it in order: exact scores → side-and-closeness count → right-side count → total score proximity. So of two players on the same points, the one who stayed closer to the real results comes out ahead.
The form squares in the table show your last 5 finished picks in that league or room.
If scoring ever goes wrong, the affected predictions are re-scored once the correct result is known — which can raise your points but can also lower them.
See the scoring in action
Play a week through; that is the fastest way to understand the table.
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