The Jackpot Guide vs Global Roping

The Jackpot Guide is the easiest way to find team ropings, barrel races, breakaway ropings and rodeo jackpots near you — every discipline, all in one place. Open the app and you're in. Set your home town, how far you'll travel and what you compete in, and your feed shows what's near you first, everything else further out — nothing hidden. Browse hundreds of upcoming jackpots without an account, filter by discipline in one tap, see what's on this weekend, and open the flyer for entry times, added money and divisions. - Every jackpot, every discipline, one calendar - Near you first, with distances, then everything else - One-tap discipline filters - Flyers, dates, divisions, added money and directions - Save the jackpots you're headed to and build your schedule - Follow the producers you compete with and never miss a date - Get a heads-up when a new jackpot lands near you - Share any jackpot with your team in a tap FOR PRODUCERS List your jackpots, upload a flyer and we'll read the details for you, reach the competitors already following you, and manage everything from your phone. Free to browse. Always.

Global Roping, powered by Global Handicaps, is team roping's essential app for entering events, tracking results, following your favorite riders and watching livestreams and clips of your rides. We provide the equine community with best-in-class competitions, content, products, and services that deepen their love for horses and horse sports. Our award-winning brands present innovative content, engaging digital experiences, and live equestrian events designed to inform and entertain our target audiences. We attract and retain subscribers and users who are serious equine enthusiasts and industry professionals, and who have both the resources and commitment to providing the best for their horse-related pursuits and upscale lifestyles. We’re a team of problem solvers, innovators, and creators. We’re data analysts, marketing strategists, and video producers. We’re also team ropers, barrel racers, dressage competitors, eventers, and trail riders. You’ll frequently find us working with hay on our clothes and some mud on our boots.