FAQ

For each match you predict the home goals and the away goals. Points are awarded as follows:

• Correct result (right winner, or correctly tipping a draw): 10 points
• Correct number of home goals: 4 points
• Correct number of away goals: 4 points
• Correct goal difference: 2 points

The maximum for a single match is 20 points — a perfect prediction. For example, if the match ends 2–1 and you predicted 2–1, you score the full 20. If you predicted 3–1, you'd get 14 (correct winner + correct away goals).

Points are based on the score after 90 minutes plus injury time. Extra time and penalties don't count towards scoring.

If two players are level on points, the higher place is decided by working through the following, in order, until the tie is broken:

1. More predictions made
2. More perfect predictions (full 20-point matches)
3. More correct results (winner or draw)
4. More correct home-goal predictions
5. More correct away-goal predictions
6. More correct goal differences
7. If everything above is identical, the order is decided at random

The same tie-breakers apply to the standings within a game and in the Hall of Fame.

When you create a game, you first give it a name and, if you like, a game picture. Then you choose which matches the game will predict on. You can pick individual matches, select whole competitions at once, or mix both — and you can combine matches from as many competitions as you like. If you build a game from individually picked matches, it needs at least 10 of them. If you select a whole competition, any later stages (like knockout rounds) are added automatically once they're scheduled, so there's nothing you need to add later.

Once you've chosen your matches, the game is created and an invitation link is generated. You can share it with as many friends, family members, colleagues and so on as you like, and they use the link to join the game. Joining is possible until the first match kicks off — after that, no one else can join.

The game runs until all its matches are finished. Whoever has the most points at the end wins and receives a Game Winner trophy on their profile. You can win as many trophies as you like across different games.

It depends on what happens to the match:

• Rescheduled to a new time: your prediction stays active. The new kickoff time becomes the new deadline, so you can still adjust it until then.
• Delayed (kicks off late, same day): your prediction is locked at the original kickoff time, as normal — a late kickoff doesn't reopen predictions.
• Cancelled: all predictions for that match are voided and no points are awarded — to anyone. It's as if the match was never part of the game.

You can always see your own predictions. Other players' predictions for a match stay hidden until that match is finished — then everyone's picks for it are revealed alongside the result, so you can compare how you all did. Predictions for cancelled matches stay hidden, since no points were awarded.

As many as you like — there is no member limit. When you create a game you're the first member and can invite as many people as you want. Games are built for friends, family and colleagues — from a small circle to a whole company.

Yes, but only early on: you can leave a game as long as you haven't placed any prediction in it yet and the game's first match hasn't kicked off. Once you place your first prediction or the first match begins, you're in for good — until all of the game's matches are finished. If you're the game's admin, you first need to hand the admin role to another member before you can leave.

CAMPO covers major international and club football — national-team competitions and friendlies, plus domestic leagues, cups, and continental club competitions, for both men's and women's football. Coverage grows over time, so if a competition you're after isn't available yet, it may be added later. If you can't find a particular match, it may be because fixtures for that competition haven't been published yet.

The Hall of Fame is a global ranking showing the 50 players with the most points earned. It counts all points a player has ever earned, across every game they've ever played in. The top three are featured on a podium. If you're outside the top 50, your own rank and points are still shown at the bottom so you can see where you stand.

Yes — CAMPO is completely free to play. We plan to introduce optional premium features later. The core game will always remain free.

No. CAMPO is a social prediction game you play against friends, family and colleagues for bragging rights — not money. If you and your friends want to play for money, that's between you — but it happens entirely outside CAMPO.