Office Rivals
Scoring

Every game scores itself.

Football's three-five-eight ladder, NFL's straight-up point, F1's ten-point race weekend. The closer you get, the more you score - no fantasy squads, no transfer windows, and nothing anybody has to look up twice.

Football - Premier League and Champions League

One ladder for both, league phase and knockout legs alike. In the Champions League final the result call becomes a who-lifts-it call - penalties included - while goal difference and the exact score still pay on the 90 minutes.

Correct resultHome win, away win or draw.3
Right goal differenceResult, plus the margin.5
Exact scoreThe whole thing, called.8

The tiers are nested rather than separate prizes, so they simply add up: three for the result, two more if the goal difference is right, three more if the whole scoreline is. Eight is the top of the ladder for a single match.

Underdog · +2

If the winning side sat six or more places below their opponent in the table at kick-off, and you called it, two points stack on top of whatever the ladder already paid. Ten is the most a single match can be worth.

Season picks · 100 each

Title winner and Golden Boot. Both lock at the first kick-off of the season and settle in May, which is long enough for anyone to regret them properly.

No multipliers

Every fixture in a league season is worth the same. A Tuesday night at Hull pays exactly what the Manchester derby pays, which is the only way a 38-week table stays fair to whoever was on holiday in April.

The same pick, four results

One prediction, Arsenal 2–1, scored against four different afternoons.

You said Arsenal 2–1
It finished Arsenal 2–1

Exact score. The result and the margin come with it.

8
You said Arsenal 2–1
It finished Arsenal 3–2

Right result, right margin of one. The scoreline missed.

5
You said Arsenal 2–1
It finished Arsenal 4–0

Right result. The margin was wrong, so the tier stops there.

3
You said Arsenal 2–1
It finished 1–1

Wrong result. Nothing below it can pay.

0

Every prediction is a scoreline

A league card will not lock without one. Picking only a winner would mean opting out of five of the eight points available, so the app asks for the number rather than letting anyone quietly play the short version. It is one extra tap.

NFL - Pick'em and Survivor

Every winner straight up, one point each. No spreads, no margins, no confidence points. Survivor runs beside it.

Pick'em · 1 pt per winner

Pick every regular-season game straight up. A correct winner is one point, a wrong pick or a tie is zero, and every game locks at its own kickoff. Eighteen weeks, one table, no maths.

Survivor · one life

One team per week, and you can never use a team twice. A win keeps you alive; a loss, a tie or a forgotten week is elimination. Entries close at the first kickoff of the week your pool's race starts - after that you watch.

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Formula 1 - ten points, five questions

One card per race weekend: pole, the podium in order, and fastest lap. The whole card locks when qualifying starts.

Pole position

The fastest qualifier - called before qualifying runs.

1
Each podium driver

A point per driver you named who finishes top three.

1
Each exact position

Right driver in the right podium slot.

+1
All three drivers

The complete podium, any order.

+2
Fastest lap

One more for the quickest lap of the race.

1
Maximum per race

A perfect card. Somebody in the office will claim it weekly.

10
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How the standings work

Every competition scores automatically, but each keeps the standings that make sense for that sport. Points settle the moment a game does; the channel is told on the next working morning, and never at the weekend.

Football

Premier League and Champions League use the same 3 / 5 / 8 ladder and can share one channel. Each keeps its own leaderboard.

NFL

Pick'em standings total one point per correct winner. Survivor is tracked separately as an alive-or-eliminated competition.

Formula 1

Race-weekend points accumulate across the season: pole, podium positions and fastest lap, with ten points available at each Grand Prix.

The table moves on Sunday. The office finds out on Monday

Every game is scored as it settles, but nothing is posted to your channel at the weekend. The weekend is held and opened on Monday morning - who called what, then the table that came out of it - and a weekday round gets a short update the following morning. The points are never late; the announcement is deliberately timed.

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Scoring questions, answered.

How many points is a correct football prediction worth?
Three for the correct result, five if the goal difference is right too, and eight for the exact score. Backing an underdog adds two more when the base call is correct, so ten is the maximum for one match.
Do the scoring tiers stack on top of each other?
No, they are nested. An exact score is worth eight in total, not eight added to five and three. Getting more of the match right moves you up the ladder rather than adding another payout.
What happens if somebody forgets to predict?
Zero points for that match, and nothing else. There is no penalty and no elimination in the league games, so a missed gameweek costs you the points you would have won and no more. NFL Survivor is the one exception: a missed pick eliminates the entry.
Is every match worth the same?
In the league seasons, yes. There are no stage multipliers, so a January fixture is worth what a title decider is worth and the table rewards being right all season rather than being right once.

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