European nights. Office bragging rights.
Start a Champions League pool in your Slack channel. Your coworkers pick privately before kickoff, and the bot scores each match and posts the recap the next morning. Run it alone or with your Premier League pool.
Barcelona vs Arsenal
Picking: Arsenal win - tap another option to change it
Pick the exact score for up to 8 pts 🎯 - every prediction here is a scoreline:
⚠️ Nothing is saved until you press Lock it in.
How Champions League scores
The league phase and every knockout leg score exactly the Premier League ladder on the 90 minutes, so nobody learns a second rulebook. The final swaps the result call for a who-lifts-it call - penalties included - while goal difference and the exact score still pay on the 90 minutes. Take it on its own for $129, or with the Premier League in the Football Season for $189.
One install, separate pools
Run Champions League on its own or alongside another game.
Champions League can share one channel with your other football pools, and it keeps its own picks and its own standings - one install and the same player profiles.
Either way the channel stays quiet at the weekend. The reveal - the results, who called them, and the table that came out of it - lands on the first working morning after the round.
See plans and pricing →Start free
Free for 5 players. Upgrade when the office wants in.
No card and no trial clock. Install, then run /championsleague in the channel you want the pool in - in Google Chat it is the setup command in Google Chat's slash-command menu. Your first prediction cards arrive automatically when the competition's season begins.
Champions League questions, answered before you install.
How does the Champions League office game work?
How does the scoring work in the knockouts?
Can it share a channel with our Premier League pool?
What does it cost to start?
Your office has opinions.
Put them on the table.
Install it free, choose your channel and see whether your coworkers get into it before you pay anything.
See the Premier League →