Everything you need to go from zero to "why did I pick that?" in about five minutes.
A game is a collection of competitions. Players make picks. Scores roll up to a leaderboard. That's it.
Pick from real sports or create your own. Mix NFL matchups with "Who eats the most wings?" — we don't judge.
Share with your squad or the world. Private or public — your call.
Sports score themselves. Custom contests, you call the winner. Leaderboard handles the rest.
Browse live sports matchups from leagues we track. Add them to your game and we handle the rest — scores update automatically when the game ends.
Zero work after setup. We watch the games so you don't have to. (Well, you probably will anyway.)
Sports not your thing? No problem. Create custom contests about literally anything. You set the competitors, your players make their picks, and you decide the winner when it's over.
This is what makes Losers League different. Your game, your rules.
Two sides. One winner. Players pick who takes it.
Set up two competitors. Players pick their winner. When it's over, you enter the final score — highest score wins.
Example ideas
Ask a question. List the answers. Players pick.
Write a question, add 2 or more possible answers. Players choose the one they think is right. You reveal the correct answer when it's time.
Example ideas
Predict the order. Closest to the actual finish wins.
Add 3 or more competitors. Players drag them into the order they think they'll finish. Each competitor scores on its own — put one in exactly the right spot and it pays the full length of the list, and every place you're off knocks a point off it.
Example ideas
Not every call is a coin flip. Every answer row on your build page carries a points cell — on your own Question and Scored contests, and on auto-scored sports matchups alike. Tap it and that answer can be worth anywhere from 1 to 10.
That's the picker's question, and the values run 1 to 10. They're grouped by how hard the call is, not by the odds — Likely at 1–3, Less likely at 4–6, Unlikely at 7–10.
Every answer equally brutal? Tick "Apply to all answers in this question" in the picker and one value lands on all of them.
Every answer starts at 1. A game you never touch scores exactly the way it always has — this is here when you want it, not a step you have to do.
Set them before you hit publish. After that they're fixed, the same way the question itself is.
Ranked contests already pay on how close you got to the real order, so there's nothing to set.
Every answer carries its value in the Points column before anyone picks. Nobody has to guess which answer is the one worth taking a swing at.
Losers League is for any group with opinions about outcomes. If people can disagree about it, it's a game.
Oscars, Grammys, Emmys. Build a full ballot game with ranked and question contests.
Bachelor roses, Survivor eliminations, cooking show winners. Your watch party just got competitive.
Who's showing up late? Who's eating the most at Thanksgiving? Turn inside jokes into competitions.
Team building that people actually want to do. Predict quarterly results, fantasy sales league, or just who spills coffee first.
Movie openings, album drops, celebrity baby names. If people have opinions, it's a game.
Restaurant wars, bake-off brackets, who makes the best chili. Delicious competition.
One game can have NFL matchups AND "Who eats the most wings?" Side by side. That's the whole point.
A game called "Super Bowl Party 2026" is fine. A game called "Prove Dave Knows Nothing About Football" is better.
Upload your own or browse available images. Make your game stand out with a custom cover.
Stuck on ideas? Our AI chat can build your entire game from a conversation. Just describe what you want.
A question with one obvious answer is a question nobody gets wrong. Push the answer nobody believes in to 8 and watch someone take the swing.
It's free. It takes minutes. And someone in your group is about to be very wrong.