A table of your own, on the same questions.
A league is a desk, a fund or a class playing the open questions together. Each reader puts a number down blind, the answers settle them, and the league keeps its own table. No money and nothing to buy; everyone plays under a pseudonym.
By invite
Whoever holds the link joins. The table and the page are for the members only.
For a course
The same, with the institution in its name. Any signed-in reader can open its page; the students join by the link.
The group, read as a group
Its calibration, whether reading the case before the number paid off, and the questions where the group split widest. Exports as CSV, pseudonyms only.
How it runs
- Make itA name and a kind, once you keep your numbers.
- Send the linkIt shows once. Draw a new one any time; the old one stops working.
- Play the boardEveryone puts numbers on the same open questions. Nothing shows before you lock yours.
- Read the tableBy Points, then Edge vs the Call, from the first settled question.
Keep your numbers to make a league or join one by its code.
Up to 500 readers in a league; a reader runs up to 20. The owner sees pseudonyms and numbers, never an email or a name.