Tournaments are isolated prediction-market competitions. Each tournament has its own participants, markets, virtual currency, balance, leaderboard, and rank.
Open a tournament to work inside that competition. Its hub contains three main tabs:
Trades use the tournament's currency and balance. They do not debit or credit a balance from another tournament.
See Portfolio & Leaderboards for the details shown in those views.
Private tournaments are available to invited participants. Select Join a Tournament and enter the invite code shared with you.
After joining, the tournament appears in My Tournaments and on your profile. Open it to browse its markets and track your competition results.
Organization owners and admins can open any of their organization's tournaments, including private ones, without an invite code. They join a tournament automatically the first time they trade in it.
An organization's default tournament is the competition it presents first to members. It has its own balance, currency, markets, schedule, and rankings.
Private tournaments remain separate from the default tournament. Joining one starts a separate competition rather than adding its activity to the default tournament.
Organizations run white-label versions of the platform. On organization-hosted sites, members trade in the organization's tournaments instead of one platform-wide account.
Members can use the default tournament and any private tournaments they have joined. Portfolio and leaderboard selectors let members switch between those tournaments.
Credits cannot move between organization tournaments. Purchasing global credits is not available on an organization-hosted site. See Credits & Rewards for the differences in balance and reward features.
Market positions settle back into the same tournament balance used to trade them. An ended tournament closes trading and preserves its final leaderboard and results.
See Settlement & Payouts for position payouts and refunds.
