Create
Name the sheet. Set the credits.
Give your event a home, choose the starting bankroll, then start writing Props.
The sportsbook for your group chat
Your event. Your sportsbook.
Create Props, invite your friends, and let the crowd set the odds.
Bachelor weekend1 of 6
credits
Estimated payout119 credits
It started at a bachelor party.
Who would win beer pong? When would the groom fall asleep? The first Bet Sheet kept every pick and payout in one place.
From idea to final payout.
Invite
One link for the whole group.
Share a reusable invite in the group chat. Every member joins the right Bet Sheet.
Bet
Let the group set the odds.
Members back their picks with fictional credits. Odds move as the pool changes.
Settle
Pick the result. Payouts follow.
The host settles each Prop and the winning side splits the full pool proportionally.
The winners split the losers’ money.
Bet Sheets uses parimutuel odds. There is no house edge. If fewer people back your pick, your potential share gets bigger.
Example pool1,250 credits
Home team wins750 credits backed
1.67Away team wins500 credits backed
2.50Bring your own occasion
If your friends can argue about it, you can make it a Prop.
Bachelor & bachelorette partiesWeddingsGame nightsGroup tripsAward showsHouse parties
Every sheet. One account.
Create sheets as a commissioner, join your friends’ as a participant, and switch between them whenever you want.
Your Bet Sheets3 active
- Friday Night Picks12 open PropsCommissioner
- Cottage Weekend8 open PropsParticipant
- Playoff Pool5 open PropsParticipant
FAQ
Does Bet Sheets handle real money?
No. Bet Sheets uses fictional credits with no cash value. It does not collect stakes, hold funds, or pay prizes.
How are the odds decided?
The group decides. Each wager changes the pool, so the displayed odds respond to what your friends actually pick.
Can I hide a Prop from someone?
Yes. Hosts can exclude specific members or reusable groups, which is useful when the subject of a Prop (like the groom at a bachelor party) should not see it.