Why there's no real money

Virtual currency only. No cash in. No cash out. No purchases required to play.

The short version

Friendship already has stakes: pride, teasing, who buys the post-round pizza. We digitize that with balances, odds, and standings without inviting the mess of real money into a group chat.

So the product speaks in $, +$, and −$ as pride / rank / net. Never as cash you can withdraw.

What we never do

• Take deposits or hold player funds
• Pay out cash, crypto, gift cards, or prizes tied to balances
• Sell chips, boosts, or "real value" currency
• Connect to sportsbook APIs for real-money lines on your friends
• Pretend virtual balances are convertible

What settlement means here

When an event finishes and stats are in, bets grade and balances move inside the Book. That updates standings, rivalry, and career, the heirloom record. The social settlement (who was right) is the point. The number is the scoreboard, not a bank account.

Why operators still get a desk

Big leagues need keyboards: 150-name rosters, schedules, season windows. That lives on the website. Play stays in the app. Same Firebase, same virtual bankroll rules everywhere.

FAQ

Can I buy more balance?

No. Starting balance is part of the Book rules. There is nothing to purchase that changes your competitive money.

What if someone wants to settle in cash offline?

That's between friends and outside the product. We don't facilitate, track, or encourage real-money side deals. The app and website only move virtual balances.

Is this allowed where I live?

We design for virtual-currency social play. You're responsible for following local rules for how you and your friends use the product. See our Terms.

Where's the legal fine print?

Terms and Privacy. This page covers the product promise in plain language.