England's top flight - the most-watched league on earth and the original home of the Saturday-morning predictions game. Draw all 20 Premier League clubs at random across your group - the office, the pub or the group chat - with a live reveal ceremony if you want the drama. Guests don't need accounts, and every result updates in the app.
Add signed-up mates or plain guest names - perfect for an office or family sweepstake where half the entrants will never install an app.
One click deals all 20 Premier League clubs across your entrants. More people than teams, or fewer - the draw spreads teams as evenly as the pool allows, and you can exclude clubs first.
Run a live draw ceremony with crests revealed one entrant at a time, then share the results link to the group chat. Results update automatically.
Name it, pick Premier League, and add your entrants - members or plain guest names.
Click Draw for an instant fair assignment, or use the live reveal ceremony for the big-screen moment.
Everyone sees who holds which team, and results update automatically as the matches are played.
A tournament sweepstake resolves itself in a month. A Premier League sweepstake runs from August to May, so the format has to be built for a long haul. The standard rule is simple: whoever draws the champions wins. The problem is that most of the twenty clubs are out of the title race by November, and the entrants holding them stop paying attention. The fix most groups use is a second prize for the highest finisher among the clubs that were not expected to challenge, or a running position-based points system that keeps every team live to the last day.
Twenty clubs makes for a neat twenty-entrant draw, but the office rarely cooperates. With more people than teams, letting a club be drawn twice keeps everybody in; with fewer, dealing two clubs each gives every entrant a contender and a scrap at the bottom. The relegation places are a natural booby prize, and plenty of groups make the entrant who draws the bottom club buy the first round.
Because the draw is random, the season-long version is the fairest of the three games here: nobody needs to know anything about football, and the person who drew a promoted side can still be cheering a survival battle in May. The app keeps every club's league position current, so the standings of the sweepstake are simply the league table with your names next to the clubs.
You name the sweepstake, add the people taking part (members or just guest names), and click Draw. All 20 Premier League clubs are randomly assigned across your entrants, everyone sees who drew which team, and the app follows every result from there - no paper, no spreadsheet.
The classic rule is that the entrant whose club finishes top of the Premier League table wins - though plenty of groups play cheapest-to-run variants like most goals or highest finisher. The app keeps every team's results and league position up to date, so wherever you draw the line, everyone can see who's winning.
Both work. Fewer people than teams? Increase teams-per-entrant so everyone holds up to 10 teams. More people than teams? A team is allowed to be dealt to multiple entrants, and the draw spreads usage as evenly as the pool allows so it stays fair. You can also exclude teams from the draw before you run it.
No. The draw accepts guest names alongside members, so you can run the whole thing from one phone and share the results link - handy for an office or family sweepstake where half the entrants will never install anything.
Yes - pick the live-draw option and crests flicker through one entrant at a time as their team is revealed, like a real ceremony. Works on a phone, a laptop screen-shared on a call, or the office TV.
Yes - free to play, with no subscription and no in-app purchases. Visitors who aren't signed in see a small number of ads on our public pages, which cover the hosting; signed-in members never see ads. We never handle money.
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