Host a Super Bowl party board
One shared board for everyone at the party: the picks on the TV, a QR code on the screen so guests can add theirs from their own phones, and every pick grading itself from the live score. It is a picks board for friends; nobody has to sign up to join in.
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Free. No password, no card, no sportsbook login.
How a party board works
- Start a board for the party and add the first picks, or have each guest add their own.
- Turn on Party mode. One tap puts the board into TV mode, in big text for the room, and shows the board's guest QR code large on the screen.
- Guests scan the code and add a pick with just a name. No app and no account needed.
- The board grades itself. Each pick settles from the game's live score and box score, and the standings move as the game goes.
On the big screen
TV mode lays the board out for reading across a room, and the free Roku channel can show it on a TV with no cable or cast. Everyone sees the same board, with live scores next to every pick.
No money moves through The Sunday Board: it takes no bets and holds no money, and it never asks for a sportsbook login.
Questions
Do guests need an account?
No. Anyone who scans the guest QR code can add a pick with just a name. They can sign up afterwards if they want to keep their picks.
Which picks can the board hold?
Game picks such as moneylines, spreads and totals, player props, parlays and futures, graded from live scores and box scores. Picks can be friendly ones with nothing riding on them, or bets people made at any sportsbook.
Does it need a sportsbook account?
No. No money moves through The Sunday Board: it takes no bets and holds no money, and it never asks for a sportsbook login.
Continue with Google Continue with Apple See a sample board
Free. No password, no card, no sportsbook login.