Connect · Prediction game

Turn any event into a prediction contest

Members lock in their picks before the match, tournament, or awards night. You reveal the results afterward, and XP rewards the boldest correct calls, so calling the upset is worth more than picking the favorite.

Connect GamersCommunities Scoring & oddsGradingScore-based XPAnswer pipingScheduled close
What it showcases

Features most survey bots don't have

🎯

Odds-weighted scoring

Each pick's weight is its payout multiplier, so a correct underdog call pays more XP than a safe favorite. Pull the numbers from a real prediction market, or just make them up. It's a game.

Grade after the event

Leave the correct answer blank at first and set it once the result is in. Every prediction is graded and every score recomputes automatically.

🏅

One-click score-based XP

Award XP equal to each member's score straight from the Responses tab. Bolder correct calls pay out more, with zero manual math.

🗣️

Trash-talk built in

A 'call your shot' follow-up echoes each member's own pick back at them and asks them to defend it, turning silent voting into friendly conversation.

Worked example This template comes with a World Cup 2026 example so you can see exactly how it plays. Edit the questions and content to make it your own.

A plain Discord poll counts votes and forgets them. A prediction contest remembers who was right, rewards them, and turns “who do you think wins?” into a recurring reason to come back.

Run it whenever your community cares about an outcome nobody knows yet: a Grand Finals, a title fight, a transfer window, an awards show, a season MVP race, or an in-game event like “which faction takes the castle this weekend?” Members predict before it happens, then you come back after and mark what actually occurred. Subo grades every prediction, tallies a score, and lets you reward the winners in one click.

Bolder calls, bigger rewards

Give each option a weight equal to its payout multiplier, and a correct underdog call is worth far more XP than a safe favorite. Because it’s a game, the numbers can come straight from a real prediction market when one exists, or be equal (or completely made up) when it doesn’t.

For example, in a Mexico vs Ecuador match you might price Mexico as the 63% favorite (a 1.5× payout) and Ecuador the underdog at 37% (a 2.6× payout). With a standard 10 XP base, a correct Mexico pick pays 15 XP and a correct Ecuador call pays 26 XP. Whoever’s right gets that as XP, and wrong picks get nothing.

Variants

  • Single-match poll: one “who wins?” question with two or three options including Draw. Perfect for a quick one-off prediction.
  • Awards or ceremony survey: one question per category with the nominees as options, all scored and resolved at once.
  • Non-gaming events: sports fixtures, esports brackets, transfer windows, election calls, or a product team’s “which feature ships first?” launch bet.
How to run it

Live in a few minutes

  1. 1

    Clone and set your event

    Swap in the teams, categories and images. Set option weights from a market like Kalshi or Polymarket, or leave them equal. Set the project to close at kickoff so picks lock before the outcome is known.

  2. 2

    Publish and share

    Members predict natively in Discord and each earns participation XP on completion. Their picks stay hidden from each other until you reveal.

  3. 3

    Reveal the winners

    After the event, set the correct answer on each question. Scores recompute for every existing response instantly.

  4. 4

    Reward the sharpest calls

    In the Responses tab, choose Give XP, pick the Dynamic option sourced from Score, and confirm. Everyone who scored is paid proportionally; wrong picks get nothing.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this gambling?

No. Subo prediction contests play for bragging rights, not money. The stakes are XP, a leaderboard, and being right in front of your community. Never wire it to real-money wagers or payouts. The 'odds' are only a scoring flavor that makes bold calls more rewarding.

Where do the odds come from?

For popular events, look the outcome up on a public prediction market like Kalshi or Polymarket and use each option's payout multiplier. When no market exists, such as MVP picks, in-game events, or silly props, just reward every correct answer equally. Precision doesn't matter; it's for fun.

Can predictions be anonymous?

Yes. Respondents are still signed in, so XP and the leaderboard keep working in Anonymous mode, which is where new servers start. Semi-Private hides picks from other members while leaving you able to see who called what. The one thing to weigh: paying out XP reveals who scored, so on a small contest the payout itself narrows down the picks.

Use this template

Clone it into your community, swap in your content, and share it. No building from scratch.