Custom prop games · No betting
A Prop Game for Anything
Self-scored, live to every player. Parties, teams, and fundraisers included.
Ideas to run with
Watch party & gameday
Pregame props for the big game, bowl season, playoffs, or any match—odds-optional, all about bragging rights.
Office & team building
Lunch-bet style sheets without the messy spreadsheet—one link, one leaderboard for your crew.
Party & event
Birthdays, reunions, weddings, baby showers: guess outcomes, run the reveal your way, laugh at the results.
Fundraiser & school
Pledge-friendly prediction games: simple to explain, fun to play, and easy to share for supporters or parents night.
Awards, TV & pop culture
Oscars, finales, reality TV—if you can phrase it as a pick, you can run it on a prop sheet.
Just for fun
Nonsense predictions, roasts, and friend-group chaos—if you can type it, you can score it.
How it works
Create
Add your question, choices, and lock time. Set beans or use odds-style values—totally your format.
Share one link
Players open in the browser. No accounts required to get started; works great on mobile.
Picks in before the lock
Everyone’s sheet stays in sync as the clock runs—great for a defined party window or a weekend-long pool.
You score, all see it live
Enter the outcomes when you are ready. Standings and bean totals update for the whole group.
Questions people ask
Is this only for sports games?
No. You can use Sportsball for any event where a prop-style sheet is fun: Super Bowl, Oscars, charity trivia, wedding weekend predictions, baby shower “guess the date” sheets, or an office “who will win the bake-off” pool. The format is the same: questions, choices, and your answers drive the scoreboard.
How are prop games scored?
By default, the host (you) records the right answers. Every player’s sheet updates when you enter results—so the game stays in sync for parties and fundraisers when you are ready to score, not only when a feed goes live. That keeps it flexible for anything, not just televised events.
Do players get live updates?
Yes. When scores change, everyone on the game sees the same live standings and point totals. One link, one shared view—on phones, tablets, or desktop browsers.
Can we use a prop game for a fundraiser or party?
Yes. Set up a sheet of predictions for your event, share the link, and use it as a social layer—pizza party predictions, end-of-year awards, or charity ‘guess the amount raised’ without needing a sports book. It is a prediction and bragging-rights experience, not gambling for money on Sportsball.
Is this gambling or real money betting?
Sportsball is a social prediction game, not a sportsbook. There are no wagers, payouts, or real-money lines through the app. It is a prop sheet–style game you run with friends, teams, or supporters.
Is the experience less cluttered than other pool or party sites on mobile?
Sportsball is built mobile-first, so the pool actually works in the phone browser the way your group uses it in the room. The experience has no in-game advertising, and you are not funneled through the repeated cookie, tracking, and privacy modals that many older office-pool and pool-hosting sites add on every visit. The flow is open the link, make picks or claim a square, follow the live board—where legacy tools often still feel like desktop software squeezed into a small screen.