FAQ
What is GamePulse?
GamePulse is a social sports prediction game for private leagues. Predict. Compete. Win with friends.
Are GamePulse leagues public?
No. Anyone can sign up for GamePulse, but leagues are invite-only. Join a league through an invitation from its admin or members, then compete with that group.
Is GamePulse a sportsbook?
No. GamePulse is not a sportsbook, betting app, or wagering platform. It is a social competition product for making predictions and comparing results with friends.
How do pots and settlements work?
Pots and challenges can be tracked in GamePulse, but settlement happens off-platform among participants. GamePulse does not custody funds or process payments or payouts.
Which competitions does GamePulse cover?
GamePulse focuses on the English Premier League first, then La Liga, Serie A, and Argentine leagues. The World Cup was the origin of the beta; club seasons are what you can play today. What you see in a league also depends on which competition the admin enabled.
What is the difference between Pick'em and Fantasy XI?
Pick'em is the core prediction format (match outcomes). Some leagues may also enable Fantasy XI (lineup-based) when that format is available for the league—treat Fantasy XI as an optional admin-enabled format, not something every league or every player has today.
How do I get started?
Sign up for GamePulse, then use an invite to join a private league. Once you are in, check that league's enabled formats, make your picks, and follow the competition with your friends.
What are Challenges and Pulse?
Challenges let you settle a friendly rivalry with someone in your league (tracked in-app; any stake is settled off-platform). Pulse is the league feed for activity, results, deadlines, and shared moments.
Does GamePulse cost anything?
In v1, GamePulse is free to use, with no entry fees through the app. Any agreed pot or settlement is handled off-platform; GamePulse does not process it.
Who can use GamePulse, and what languages are available?
GamePulse is for people 13 and older. English is supported, and Spanish is available.
