Everything in SportsPlay
What your customers play with, what you manage it with, and what keeps it fair.
For your customers
A button on your website
A floating "Play Pick'em" button in your colors, showing what's happening now: games tonight, live scores, or their leaderboard spot.
Picks against the spread
Every game you show, with the line on each button. Or straight-up winners if you prefer.
Live scores and "covering"
Scores update during the game with a plain line like "KC −5.5 covering. You're winning."
Leaderboards
This week and the season, with wins, losses, pushes and win rate.
Prize wallet
Winners get a code on their phone to show your staff.
Sign-in without passwords
A code by email. One account works at every bar that uses SportsPlay, but each bar only sees its own players.
For you and your staff
Setup wizard and weekly autopilot
Games and spreads build themselves from your rules. You approve next week's slate in one tap.
TV leaderboard
A full-screen page for any smart TV or streaming stick: standings, live scores and a "scan to play" code.
Staff mode
A PIN-protected screen to check a prize code, show today's bar code, or help a customer sign in.
Customer list and exports
Every player with their record, visits and email or text opt-ins. Download anytime.
At-the-bar check
Require a code of the day or a QR table card to play, or only to claim prizes.
QR table cards
Print-ready cards in three sizes, with your logo and your game's link.
Fair, and built to stay on the right side of the rules
Lines lock at kickoff
The spread each player picked against is the one they're graded on. A game landing exactly on the line is a push.
Free to play
No purchase necessary, no money changes hands, and the words are "picks", not bets. Rules are generated from your settings for you to review.
21+ confirmation
Players confirm their age when they sign up. You decide if that's required.
Consent done right
Email and text opt-ins are separate, unchecked boxes, recorded with the date.
See it with your own bar's name on it
The trial is the full product.
