Prop Picks
One sheet. One game. Every call counts.
A prop sheet for one big game, like a World Series game, the Super Bowl or a rivalry night. Everybody answers the same questions (who scores first, total runs over or under, will anyone homer) plus a tiebreaker, and the sheet locks itself at first pitch. Start from a ready-made pack or write your own questions. Results from the official box score grade themselves, you settle the rest with a tap, and the leaderboard updates as the game goes.
Great for:World Series and Super Bowl watch partiesOffice pools for one big gameA bar night or a team fundraiser dinnerAnyone who used to run a prop sheet on paper
How it runs
Prop Picks, start to finish.
01
Pick the game
From the real schedule, so the teams, the lock time and the automatic results set themselves up.
02
Build the sheet
Start from a pack, add from the library or write your own: yes or no, pick one, or over/under. Add a tiebreaker.
03
Play it
Share the link. Every tap saves, the sheet locks at first pitch, and the leaderboard grades itself as results come in.
Everything you can customise
Features, options & plans.
Tune every detail to fit your group — and see exactly what is on each plan.
＋ Add-on = a paid add-on, included on Pro Commissioner.A Contest Pass unlocks the Pro tools on one contest — it does not include separately-sold modules like Fundraising, or anything account-wide such as extra admins. See full pricing
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FAQ
Prop Picks, answered.
What is a prop sheet?+
A list of questions about one game that are not just who wins: who scores first, will there be a home run, total runs over or under 8.5. Everyone answers the same sheet, each right answer scores, and most points wins. A tiebreaker (total runs) settles a tie.
Which questions grade themselves?+
Almost every library question grades itself from the official MLB play-by-play, the same feed Event Bingo marks itself from: the result and the score, home runs, doubles, triples, steals, errors, double plays, walks, the first batter and the first pitch, extra innings and walk-offs, and named players’ hits, home runs, RBIs, strikeouts and outs. A question decides as soon as it can (a home run in the 3rd settles “Will anyone homer?” right then); no, under and head-to-head questions wait for the final out. A question you write yourself, and a couple of judgement calls like a replay overturning a ruling, the commissioner settles with a tap.
Can people change their picks?+
As often as they like until the sheet locks at first pitch. After that, the server refuses any change and the last saved answer stands.
Can I use my own questions?+
Yes. Write a yes-or-no question, a pick-one question with your own answers, or an over/under with your own line, and set the points. Save a good one to your library for next time.
Which sports?+
Baseball today, with a pack for the World Series. A game that is not on our schedule can be typed in and graded by hand.
What does it cost?+
Nothing. Prop Picks is free on every plan, including Free, with no limit on how many people play.
Run a prop sheet for one big game: pick the game, start from a ready-made pack or write your own questions, publish, and the sheet locks itself at first pitch. Automatic results, corrections, voids, the tiebreaker and paper entries explain…
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