Bet on anything
The app where you can bet on anything.
Sport, telly, the office, whether your mate actually goes to the gym. If it fits in a question, it can carry a stake. There is no fixture list and nobody deciding what you are allowed to bet on.
Why betting apps keep saying no
The list is the limit
A sportsbook can only offer what it can price. Your argument about who gets promoted is not on any board and never will be.
The random bets are the best ones
The wagers a group still talks about years later are the daft ones. No app lists those, because no app can.
So it stays an IOU
The bet happens anyway, in the chat, with nothing written down. Then the loser remembers it differently.
How to bet on anything
- 01
Write the question
Any yes or no question. Name the two sides in your own words and set the stake. There is no list of approved markets to pick from.
- 02
Share the link
Send it to the group chat. A private bet opens only through that link, so it stays between the people you sent it to.
- 03
Everyone stakes to join
Taking a side means putting the money in. The stake is held until the bet settles, so nobody is owed anything at the end.
- 04
The group calls it
Everyone who wagered votes on the result and the majority decides. The pot pays out onchain, with no bookmaker taking a cut of the line.
Anything means anything
You write the bet
There is no list of markets to pick from because there is nothing to price. Phrase it as yes or no and it works.
Random things welcome
Stakes start at $0.01, so a bet on the office thermostat is as valid as one on the title race. Small and daft is the point.
Settlement fits any subject
There is no data feed to check because the group is the referee. Everyone who wagered votes, and the majority decides.
Questions people ask
Can you really bet on anything?
Anything you can phrase as a yes or no question with someone willing to take the other side. That covers sport, TV, work, weather and whatever the group is currently arguing about.
Is there an app for betting on random things?
That is most of what happens here. Who cooks Christmas dinner, whether the meeting overruns, who wins the pub quiz. Ready-made templates cover the popular ones, and anything else you type yourself.
How do you settle a bet nobody can look up?
Everyone who wagered votes on the result and the majority decides. If it genuinely cannot be called, stakes come back in full with no fee.
Do we need someone to set the odds?
No. There is no bookmaker and no line. You name the question and the stake, the other side accepts by staking, and the winners split the pot.
See it with a real occasion
The same bet, applied to something your group actually argues about.
- Telegram groupsTelegram group betting poolAdd Poll to the chat, open a cash bet, and let members wager and settle without leaving Telegram.
- Fantasy seasonFantasy league side-pot trackerRun weekly rivalries and season-long challenges as separate private cash bets.
- Draft dayFantasy league buy-in collectionCollect the league buy-in up front so the commissioner stops chasing anyone on Venmo.
- Season longFantasy punishment and last-place betsBack who finishes bottom, with the stake settled by the group instead of argued over.
- Matchup weekFantasy football side betsPut a cash side bet on the league mate you play this week, settled when the week ends.
- KnockoutNFL survivor poolRun the weekly knockout as separate private cash bets: one pick a week, last one standing.
- Game dayNFL squares poolKeep the 10x10 sheet where it is and run the cash bets around it on Poll.
- Fight nightUFC group betting poolCreate one private cash bet for the fight-night question your friends cannot agree on.
- Office footballPremier League sweepstakeTurn each fixture into a separate private cash bet for the work group chat.
- PreseasonPredict the Premier League tableCall the title, top four and the drop before kickoff, each as its own private cash bet.
How Poll compares
Against the other ways people do this, including where they win.
- ComparisonPoll vs WagerLabWagerLab tracks virtual bets. Poll settles real cash.
- ComparisonPoll vs RounderSame argument. One of them pays out.
- ComparisonPoll vs FinalCallA tracker remembers. It does not pay you.
- ComparisonPoll vs BroThrowOne suspends you. One already has the money.
- AlternativePolymarket alternativeTheir team picks the markets. You pick yours.
- AlternativeKalshi alternativeAn exchange lists contracts. You have an argument.
- No longer availableBetU alternativeThe app is gone. The bets do not have to be.
- ComparisonPoll vs a group chat and a spreadsheetThe chat is fine. Collecting is the problem.
- AlternativeWagerLab alternativeUnits are fun. Cash is the point.
- AlternativeBettorEdge alternativeA marketplace lists markets. You have an argument.
- No longer availableKutt alternativeBetting there is paused. Yours does not have to be.
- ComparisonPoll vs BetOpenlyA scoreboard settles one. Your group settles the other.
- ComparisonPoll vs BettorEdgeNo house either way. Different other side.
- AlternativeReBet alternativeTheir coins are virtual. Your argument is not.
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Settle it properly.
Write the question, share the link, and let the group decide.