FIFA World Cup 2026 is complete — you're browsing the archive. Results, brackets, and leaderboards are final.
How scoring works
Your total is the sum of every call you get right — group scorelines, knockout advancers, goalscorer side bets and the champion. Here's what each is worth.
Exact scoreline
Call a group-stage match dead on — the right score for both sides.
Correct result
Right outcome (home win, draw or away win) but not the exact score.
Knockout advancer
Pick the team that goes through in a knockout tie on your bracket.
Anytime goalscorer
Name a player to score at any point in a match — a per-match side bet.
Bracket champion
The winner you carried all the way through your bracket lifts the trophy.
Early champion call
A separate, blind champion gamble that locks at the first knockout kickoff — higher risk, bigger reward.
Tournament award
Each individual honour you call right — Golden Boot, Golden Ball, Golden Glove or Best Young Player. Locked at the first kickoff, settled when the winners are confirmed.
Exact scoreline and correct result don't stack — a spot-on call scores the higher exact value, not both. Points are fixed for the tournament; if anything changes, this page updates automatically.