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About PostGame Picks

PostGame Picks is a sports pick'em app where you and your friends compete to predict game outcomes each week. How it works: Make picks against the spread, pick the winner, and predict the over/under for each game. Earn points for every correct pick and climb your league's leaderboard. Create or join leagues: Start a private league, invite friends with a simple code, and compete head-to-head all season long. The commissioner controls the schedule — you just focus on winning. Scoring: +3 points for a correct spread pick +2 points for picking the winner +1 point for a correct over/under

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated March 22, 2026

- Stay signed in — the app now remembers your session between launches - Pull to refresh on the picks page - Share your picks and results directly to Instagram Stories, iMessage, or other apps - Game cards now show correct and incorrect picks after games are scored - Improved game card ordering — upcoming and recent games appear first - View other players' picks as games kick off throughout the day

App privacy

The developer, Andrew Kohn, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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