1x2.social for tipsters

You post picks on real upcoming games. 1x2.social settles them from the final score and turns them into a verified record people can check, a spot on the leaderboard, and friends who tail or fade every call you make. 1x2.social is free and just for fun: no real money, no stakes, no bookmaker.

A record that builds itself

Every pick is tied to a real game and timestamped when you post it. After the game, 1x2.social settles it as won, lost or void from the final score, and your profile updates: win rate, ROI, units and recent form. Losing picks stay in the history, which is exactly why people can trust the winners. How settlement and the numbers work.

A spot on the leaderboard

Monthly and all-time boards rank tipsters on settled picks, sortable by overall score, ROI, win rate and streak. Follower counts don't come into it. How ranking works.

Friends who tail you, or fade you

• Tail: a friend copies your pick onto their slip and backs you.
• Fade: a friend goes against your pick because they think it will lose.
• My slip: every pick someone is part of, posted, tailed or faded, until the game settles. A loser becomes a torn ticket.

All of it is for bragging rights. No money changes hands.

A crowd that talks back

People upvote or downvote your picks, comment on your reasoning, reply to each other, repost and bookmark picks, and follow the tipsters they rate. Anyone can report a post or block an account.

Why not keep posting screenshots?

Screenshots can be cropped, edited or quietly deleted when a pick loses, and followers know it. The honest tipsters pay for that, because their real record looks the same as a faked one. On 1x2.social the record comes from final scores, so a good run is worth something. More on verified records.

Ground rules

• You must be 18 or over.
• 1x2.social isn't a bookmaker. We don't take bets or hold stakes, and picks never involve money.
• Picks are opinions, not guarantees. Don't promise anyone they'll win.
• We review reports and remove accounts that break the terms.