A Home Win, a Draw or an Away Win, Match by Match
Fifteen football matches run down the middle of the page, numbered in order and gathered under the competition each of them belongs to. A row carries the two teams, the date and time of kick-off, and three buttons under the headings 1, X and 2 — the home win, the draw and the away win — each showing the share of entries standing behind that outcome. A small chart icon beside the number opens the figures for that match.
Marking a button is the choice for that match, and marking more than one in the same row covers several outcomes at once. Clear, Random selection and Unselected stand under the list and work on those marks. The count of combinations that follow from them, and the stake each combination takes, are kept in the panel on the right.
The right-hand column carries the round itself. A draw number stands at the top with a countdown running to the moment entries close, and beneath it the pool gathered so far, the deadline for entries written out in full, and the smallest jackpot the round can pay. List of draws opens the archive of rounds behind it.
The betting panel below splits into Regular stake and Batch bet. Regular stake takes a single stake, with a floor and a ceiling printed above the field and a stepper on either side of it to move the figure. A field for a promo code sits under the totals, and Place a bet closes the entry.
Blind bet is a second way in, kept apart at the foot of the panel. It asks only for a stake per entry and for how many entries to buy, and fills the marks itself, so a round can be entered without going through the fifteen rows by hand. A Place a bet button of its own stands under it.
The column on the left lists the other pools the platform runs: Correct Score, Football, Ice Hockey, Basketball, Cricket, Esports-FIFA and Esports. Each opens a list of its own on the same layout, with its own round and its own panel, and the entry at the top of that column comes back to the fifteen-match pool. The jackpot standing beside that top entry is what marks it out from the rest.