Call the game with your mates.
Pick 1, X or 2. Tail or fade your friends. The final score keeps the record.
Free. 18+. No bets, no money, just bragging rights. Privacy
Tail it.
Fade it.
Back a mate's pick in one tap, or go the other way. Your slip settles with theirs at full time.
My slip holds every pick you've posted, tailed or faded until the final whistle. Upvote, comment, repost and argue about it in the thread. None of it involves money.
Three games a day. Keep the streak alive.
Daily 3: call all three before kick-off and see how your mates went.
Follow the ones with receipts.
Every record is settled by the final score. Subscribe to the tipsters worth it.
Each tipster has a public profile with win rate, ROI, last-10 form and every settled pick. Follow for free, or subscribe monthly or yearly to unlock their subscriber-only picks. Cancel any time. How to judge a record
- $2.99
- $7.99
- $19.99
Big screen, same crew.
The web app is a proper desktop layout: your feed in the middle, Daily 3, mates' picks and the top tipsters alongside. Keyboard shortcuts included.
How it works
Three steps. The final score does the rest, and nobody, including the tipster, gets to mark a pick as a winner. The full guide
- 1Create your free account
Google, Apple or an email link, on the web app. iOS and Android are on the way. Pick the sports you care about.
- 2Follow, subscribe or post
Follow tipsters for free, subscribe to unlock their paid picks, tail or fade what you like. Tipsters post picks on real upcoming games and set a price.
- 3Full time settles it
1x2.social reads the official result and marks every pick won, lost or void. Win rate, ROI and form update on each profile and the leaderboard.
Straight answers
The short version of what people ask us most. More on the FAQ page.
What is 1x2.social?
1x2.social is a free social app for sports tipsters and their followers. Tipsters post picks on real upcoming games, followers tail or fade them, and 1x2.social settles every pick from the final score, so each tipster builds a verified public record of win rate, ROI and form. It runs on the web now, with iOS and Android apps on the way, and is for adults 18+.
Is 1x2.social a betting site?
No. 1x2.social is not a bookmaker or sportsbook. It takes no bets, holds no stakes and pays no winnings. Picks are opinions shared and tracked for fun and bragging rights. The only payments on 1x2.social are optional subscriptions to a tipster's content.
How do tipster subscriptions work?
Following a tipster is free. Subscribing unlocks the tipster's subscriber-only picks for a monthly or yearly price the tipster sets, from $2.99 a month. You pay through Stripe in the web app, and you can cancel any time.
How do I set my price as a tipster?
Open your profile, choose Manage subscription, and pick one of six monthly prices between $2.99 and $19.99, with a yearly option. Connect a bank account through Stripe to receive payouts. You keep 70% of each web subscription, and 70% of what the App Store or Google Play pass on after their fee. Subscriptions unlock once you have a signed-in account and 30 settled picks over at least 14 days at break-even ROI or better, so subscribers pay for a record they can check.
What do Tail and Fade mean?
To tail a pick is to copy it onto your own slip and back the tipster. To fade a pick is to go against it. My slip holds every pick you have posted, tailed or faded until it settles. None of it involves money.
How are picks verified?
Every pick is tied to a real fixture and timestamped before kick-off. When the game ends, 1x2.social reads the official score and marks the pick won, lost or void. Tipsters cannot settle, edit or delete their own results, so the record shows what actually happened.
Guides
Plain-English explainers on odds, records and how every pick settles.
- How 1x2.social works — picks, settlement, win rate and ROI
- Football predictions explained — odds, chances and community picks
- Odds explained — decimal, fractional and implied probability
- Units and staking — flat stakes and honest ROI
- Verified tipster records — how to judge a record
- Best football tipsters — and how to spot the fakes
- Where betting experts post — Telegram, X and records compared
- Free sports tips — where to get them and how to judge them
- Free football tips — the 2-minute check
- Accumulator tips — why accas lose
- Over/under tips — totals explained
- Tail and fade — copy picks or go against them
- Betting glossary — terms in plain English
- Football predictions this week — the live fixture board
Bring your mates. Settle it.
Free, 18+. Follow tipsters, tail their picks, subscribe to the ones worth paying for.