Some arguments never end. Best pizza in town. Greatest album of the decade.
Who in the group chat actually knows football. Bracketeer settles them, and keeps score all season.
A crew is a private room with a door on it. One group of people, every kind of pool there is, and one table at the end of it.
ONE TABLE, EVERY FORMAT
This is the part other pool apps do not do. A pick'em card, a squares sheet, a survivor run, a golf pool and a bracket all pay into the same crew standings. Not five leaderboards. One, under your own scoring rules if the defaults are not to taste, with rivalry receipts underneath: who has beaten who, and by how much.
PICK'EM CARDS FOR 23 LEAGUES
This week's real games: the NFL, college football, the NBA, WNBA, men's and women's college basketball, MLB, the NHL, the Premier League, MLS, the Champions and Europa Leagues, the Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1, Liga MX, the World Cup, UFC, PFL, Bellator, the G League and college baseball. Pick them straight, against the spread, or by confidence, where you rank every game and the ones you were surest of are worth the most. Games lock at kickoff, scores arrive on their own, and the table moves without anybody typing.
A CARD FOR A SPORT NOBODY CARRIES
No feed sells a scoreboard for bare knuckle, darts, or your Sunday league. So whoever runs the crew writes the card themselves and calls the results. If people watch it, it can be a pool.
SQUARES, DRAWN HONESTLY
The 10 by 10 sheet. People claim squares, the runner confirms each one, and the digits are drawn only when the sheet locks, so nobody ever claims a square knowing what it is worth. Type in each quarter's score and it settles itself.
SURVIVOR
One winner a week. Right and you live, wrong and you are out, and you can never use the same team twice.
GOLF POOLS
Build a field from a real tournament on the PGA, LPGA or Champions Tour, pick your players, and score them on where they finish.
BRACKETS, 4 TO 64
Tallies move as people tap, or turn on blind voting so nobody sees the count until they have committed. Put a clock on a match or a whole round and let the deadline do the arguing.
YOUR COLORS, EVERYWHERE
Pick five colors and the whole app wears them: the buttons, the panels, the menus, the field behind everything, and the mark itself. Not a dark mode toggle. Your palette, on every screen, held readable whatever you choose.
TWO LOOKS
It opens Plain: no glow, bigger type, nothing moving that does not have to. Coliseum, the gold and the motion, is one tap away.
A NEW PHONE, SAME CREWS
Sign in once with Apple or Google and the account travels with you. We ask them for no name and no email address, only an anonymous identifier, so there is no password to forget and nothing of yours to leak.
A FREE ROOM SEATS TWELVE
Twelve is an office. Every format above works in a free room.
BRACKETEER PRO
Playing is always free. One banner at the bottom pays for that, and Pro removes it. Pro opens the commissioner tools: crews up to 64 seats, custom scoring, archived seasons, a shareable standings poster. You pay to run a league, never to play in one.
A BIGGER TABLE
A real local league does not fit in 64. A Pro crew can be expanded once, to 128 seats. A one off purchase that belongs to the room rather than the account, and stays there even if Pro lapses. One table instead of two.
NO MONEY, EVER
Bracketeer holds no money and takes no stake. Every pool pays out in points and bragging rights and nothing else: no buy-in, no pot, no payout, no balance, no virtual currency. Apple is not a sponsor of any pool in it.
CIVIL, OR GONE
Anything anybody writes can be reported with a reason, from the message itself or from the room's member list. Anybody can be blocked, and whoever runs a crew can remove somebody from it. Reports are acted on within 24 hours.
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