In PickScore, you make one prediction per match. That prediction applies to every pool you belong to for the same competition. The friends’ group, the family pool, and the office league each keep their own leaderboard, but you do not have to enter the score again for each one.
This is useful when you want to play with more than one group without managing a separate set of predictions for each rivalry.
What is shared between pools?
Your saved match score is shared, along with the point values locked into that prediction. If you predict a 2–1 home win in one pool, that is your prediction for the same match in your other pools for that competition.
There is one decision to make and one saved result to follow. You cannot use different pools to submit several different scores for the same match.
The prediction locks when you save it. Playing in another pool does not create an opportunity to edit it, so take a moment to check the score and the displayed points before confirming.
What stays separate?
Every pool has its own members and leaderboard. Your ranking is relative to the people in that group.
For example, you might be second among friends and fourth among colleagues. The match prediction has not changed; the other players in each pool have different results and points.
Private pools also have their own invitations. You can keep a family group separate from a workplace league while using the same PickScore account.
When do other people see the prediction?
Other players’ match picks stay hidden until kickoff. Once revealed, you can open a pool’s picks matrix to compare your prediction with that group’s choices.
That makes the conversation different in each pool. Your family might largely agree with you, while your colleagues have backed the away team. The same match can produce two very different races on the leaderboards.
How to get started
Create or join a pool for an available competition. Then use another invitation to join a second group playing that competition.
Open the upcoming matches to review your picks. Your existing match predictions apply across the pools, so focus on the matches you have not yet picked instead of repeating the ones you have already saved.
If you are organising the second group yourself, read how to create a private football prediction pool. For a workplace group, use the office prediction league guide.
Keep the points in perspective
During live matches, displayed points and projected positions are provisional. Final results settle the awards, and official score corrections can affect them.
If you want to understand outcome points, exact-score totals, and why the values stay fixed after saving, read the PickScore scoring guide.
Open PickScore and bring another group into the game.