Great Nights

The big European nights are better with a pool on the line. Great Nights is the app for running a European football prediction pool with your friends: the pub crew, the office group or the family. You create the league, share the invite code, and everyone makes their picks. The app keeps score. HOW IT WORKS - Create your league in ten seconds and share it with a link. - Everyone ranks the 36 teams of the league phase, picks who reaches the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final, and calls the winner. - You also pick the club you actually support and predict its run: finish, goals and the score of every one of its matches. - Real results come in automatically. Nothing to enter by hand. 1000 POINTS, AND IT STAYS ALIVE UNTIL MAY - 400 points for the league phase: the closer to the real position, the more points, plus a bonus for getting the bracket right. - 350 for the knockouts, with the champion alone worth 70. - 250 for your own club. - More than half the points are still up for grabs when the league phase ends, so nobody drops out of the race in November. NOBODY COPIES ANYBODY - Other people's picks stay hidden until the ball rolls in the first match. - A score someone predicted for a match that hasn't kicked off is never visible to anyone else. THE POT IS YOURS - Set the stake and the app works out the pot and the split: a prize for the leader when the league phase ends, plus an overall 60/30/10. - You choose the percentages. - The app NEVER touches the money and takes no cut. It only keeps the books. You settle up however you like. ALSO - Standings with medals, up and down arrows and a breakdown by block. - A side-by-side comparison of what everyone picked. - Six languages: Spanish, English, German, Italian, French and Portuguese. - Dark mode, light mode, and one of our own: dark only on European match days. - No ads. Free. Looking for a Champions pool? This is it: the 36-team league phase, the playoffs and every knockout round to the final. Great Nights is not associated with UEFA or with any official competition. Team names are used purely as data to identify matches. Create the league, pass the code around, and let the arguing begin.