An exact scoreline is hard on purpose, which makes it lonely. A tag team pools two to four of you at the same match so you cover more of the board between you — and when one of you lands it, the prize splits between everyone who picked it.
Form a team of 2–4 inside a group and pool your shots at a match: when any of you nails the exact score, the prize is split between everyone who picked it.
How to play it
- 1Open a group and form a tag team, then invite up to three group-mates.
- 2On a match, the board shows what your teammates already hold — you can't pick a score one of them already took, so the team never wastes a shot.
- 3Each score shows the full prize and your ÷N share, so you always know what you'd take home.
Worth knowing
- Only the EXACT-score prize is split. Your goal-difference, result, streak and badges stay 100% yours — and a wrong pick costs only you, never your teammates.
- The prize splits between the teammates who actually picked that match, not the whole roster — so a teammate who sits one out never shrinks your share.
- Over a season a team earns about what a solo player earns — just in smaller, more frequent wins. Solo players still top the individual board because they carry all the variance.
- Every team has a permanent rival: the Crew (Coach, Analyst, Professor, Navigator). They can't coordinate, so they waste shots on the same score — beat them by talking to each other.
- Picks you've already locked in stay with the team even if you leave. Only your not-yet-locked picks come with you.