See the price.
Then make the call.
You watch the market move while you choose. The price you are measured against is read the instant both picks freeze — so nobody can call a move that already happened.
You pick the markets. You play the person.
A 1v1 prediction match, decided round by round.
THE OTHER SIDE HAS A NAME
Name your bet. Stake it against another player — not a pool, not the house. Pick the market you favour, and let it settle.
Choose your opponent02 / THE MATCH
Two markets from you. Two from them.
One wildcard neither of you chose.
PRACTICE TABLE
Sample prices, no funds. Draft, call round one, then watch the best of five play out — the sample clock runs fast so the match reaches a result.
You watch the market move while you choose. The price you are measured against is read the instant both picks freeze — so nobody can call a move that already happened.
No copying. No reacting to their picks. Both sides' outcomes appear when the round settles.
A push counts for nobody: matching picks, both wrong, or two missing picks. In timed crypto rounds, missing the pick deadline forfeits that round to an opponent who chose. Most rounds won takes the match; the result can be decided before every round is played.
A tied match keeps drawing one market at a time from the same category. No repeats. If no unused market remains, the match ends in a draw. Unresolved markets stay pending.
03 / THE MARKETS
Five-minute windows. Real exchange prices.
The close above the open wins Up.
Below it wins Down.
Open price. Close price.
Source and freshness alongside.
04 / YOUR CALL
Play a person. Call a rivalry.
Or write the question yourself.
Your category, your stake, your opponent. Free rooms count too.
Create a roomName two traders. The market opens immediately and resolves from the next data snapshot.
Not open yetSet the outcomes and close time. A creator stake and moderator review keep it accountable.
Not open yetTHE WEEKLY PNL LADDER
Wins add. Losses subtract. Stakes change nothing.
Ten matches put you in contention.