Rivaly is social prediction for sport. You put your prediction on a match against someone else’s, with money on it, and the winner is paid automatically. You predict against people — never against the house.
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Pick a fixture and say what you think will happen — the result, goals, a scorer, cards. That call is the room. Choose your stake, and whether the room is public or private.
Anyone on Rivaly who thinks you're wrong can find your room and take the other side. Want a particular rival? Send them the link — WhatsApp, X, anywhere.
Every stake goes into escrow when it's placed and stays there, untouched, until the room settles — the moment its result is certain, sometimes before the final whistle. Nobody — not you, not your rival, not Rivaly — can take it out early.
Each room is a live viewing room: chat, the real match moments as they happen, and the two sides fighting for the stadium as the game swings.
When the match ends, the room settles against the official match data — stated on the room before anyone joins — and the winners are paid straight to their wallets.
A room on “Arsenal win”. $60 is staked on YES (Arsenal win) and $40 on NO. You put $10 on NO. Arsenal draw, so NO wins.
The fewer people who back your side, the bigger your share if you’re right. If Arsenal had won, the YES side would have split the pool instead.
Rivaly is social prediction for sport, starting with football and the NFL. You create a prediction on a real match — “Arsenal win”, “over 2.5 goals”, “Saka scores” — and put money on it in a room. Others back you or take the other side. Everyone watches the match together in the room, and when the result is decided the pool is split among everyone who called it right, automatically.
Rivaly is not a bookmaker. A sportsbook sets the odds and takes the other side of your bet, so it profits when you lose. On Rivaly you predict against other people: every stake goes into the room's pool, and the pool goes to the winners. Rivaly never takes a side and never bets against its users — it holds the pool, checks the result and pays out.
Polymarket and Kalshi are prediction exchanges: you trade shares at a price against anonymous traders, and the product is the probability. Rivaly is social: you choose who you're up against, anyone can open a room on a match, you watch it together with live chat, and there are no order books or share prices — you pick a side and the pool settles when the match ends.
Automatically. When the match ends, the room settles against the result from the official match data feed, and the winning side splits the whole pool in proportion to what each person staked. The money lands in your Rivaly wallet — nothing to claim, no manual review.
5% of the winners' profit — never of anyone's stake. 3% goes to Rivaly and 2% to the room's host. Losers pay nothing beyond their stake, winners always get back at least what they put in, refunded rooms pay no fee, and Rivaly charges nothing to deposit or withdraw. A room's fee is fixed when it's created and shown before you stake.
Whoever creates a room is its host and earns 2% of the winners' profit when it settles, whichever side wins. Earnings build up in one balance — pending while rooms are live, claimable once they settle — and are claimed in one transfer from $1. The more people a host brings to their rooms, the more they earn.
Everyone gets their full stake back. A room where one side is empty, or whose match is postponed or cancelled, refunds every entry and pays no fee.
No — once your stake is in, it's committed until the room settles, the same as everyone else's. That's what keeps the pool fair to the people on the other side.
The Premier League, the Champions League, La Liga, the Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, MLS and international friendlies, plus the NFL. A room can be on the result, the half-time result, goals over/under, both teams to score, the correct score, a handicap, corners, cards, a penalty, a red card, VAR, or a named player scoring.
No. You sign in with your email and a wallet is created for you in the background. Balances are held in USDC, a dollar stablecoin, on the Solana network — you never handle seed phrases or network fees to stake.
Not yet. Rivaly is in beta: balances are test USDC on Solana devnet while we prepare for launch, and new accounts start with $5 of test USDC to play with.
Ready? See the rooms open right now or make your own call.