Rules
Everything about how the game works — including the parts you cannot see from the outside.
The idea
A contract is a prediction about a football team — say, that Elfsborg wins three matches in a row. You do not bid on the contract itself. You bid on a coupon, one of a limited number attached to that contract.
If the team delivers, every coupon pays its holder 100 credits. So your profit is 100 − your bid. The whole game is that tension: bid low enough to profit, high enough to actually win a coupon.
Your account
Register with an email address and activate your account through the link we send you. You start with 1 000 credits.
The game is free. There is no way to buy credits — the only way to get more is to win them.
The five leagues
Contracts are drawn from five leagues across Sweden and England. Each has its own colour throughout the site — you will see it as a stripe down the left edge of every table row.
Allsvenskan
Superettan
Damallsvenskan
Elitettan
ChampionshipHow contracts appear
Every Wednesday at 03:00 Swedish time the system creates 25 new contracts. Each one picks a team at random from all five leagues, and a result pattern at random from these five:
| WWW | Three wins |
| DDD | Three draws |
| LLL | Three losses |
| WDL | Win → Draw → Loss |
| LDW | Loss → Draw → Win |
Order matters. WDL and LDW are different contracts, and neither is satisfied by a draw-win-loss sequence.
Coupons
Each contract carries a fixed number of coupons — that is the supply everyone is bidding for. Right now it is 5 coupons per contract. Once the game passes 50 activated players, it scales to 10% of the player base, so the supply grows with the competition.
The auction
Every contract opens a 48-hour auction the moment it is created. Bidding is silent — nobody sees what anybody else bid.
While the auction is open, the only thing you learn about the market is how many bids have been placed — never the amounts. That count is on the contract page and in the Bids column of the contracts list, so you can weigh it against the coupon supply before you commit.
Once the auction closes, the contract page also reveals the highest bid it received — still without the bidder's name. It tells you what the contract actually went for, which is the number worth knowing next time the same team comes up.
You may change your bid as often as you like until the auction closes. Only your latest amount counts.
How an auction settles
This is the part worth reading twice, because it is where players lose coupons they thought they had won.
At close, all bids are sorted highest first. Equal bids are separated by who bid first — if you and someone else both bid 40, the earlier bid ranks above the later one. Coupons go down that list until they run out.
Credits are taken at close, not when you bid
Placing a bid reserves nothing. Your balance is only checked and debited when the auction settles. That means your 1 000 credits can back a 1 000-credit bid on ten different auctions at once — and when they settle, you can only pay for one.
If you cannot cover your bid at the moment it is settled, that bid is skipped and the coupon passes to the next bidder down the list. You are never pushed into a negative balance — but you do lose the coupon, and nothing warns you beforehand. Keep an eye on what you have committed across all your open auctions.
Afterwards you can always see how it went. A bid that won becomes a coupon under Your coupons on your dashboard; one that did not is listed under Lost contracts, with the amount you bid. Losing costs you nothing — credits are only ever taken from bids that win.
Auctions are swept every 15 minutes, so a contract closes at the first sweep after its end time rather than exactly on the second.
How a contract is fulfilled
A contract is fulfilled when the team produces the pattern across three consecutive matches, counting only matches played after the contract was created.
It does not have to be the next three. The system slides a three-match window across every result for the rest of the season, so a contract created in May can be fulfilled in September.
Consecutive means by the date the match was played, not by league round. Fixtures get moved constantly: a postponed round-19 match can be played while the league is on round 7. We order by the actual playing date, so that rescheduled match sits where it really happened.
Results are pulled in every three hours, so a fulfilled contract normally pays out within a few hours of the final whistle.
When contracts end
A contract has no individual deadline. It stays open until the pattern appears — or until the season closes on 30 November, at which point any contract that never came true is marked failed.
A failed contract pays nothing. The credits you spent on the coupon are gone. A coupon is a bet, not a refundable asset — and it cannot be resold or transferred.
Payout and the leaderboard
When a contract is fulfilled, every coupon holder is paid 100 credits. Coupon holders do not compete with each other at that point — you all win together. The competition happened in the auction.
The leaderboard ranks activated players by total credits and shows the top 100. Since your balance drops the moment an auction settles and only recovers when a contract is fulfilled, expect to slide down the table while your coupons are still pending.