Free on iPhone and Android

Bet on the football with your mates.

Start a table, pick your competitions and invite the group. Everyone starts every round on the same 1,000 chips. Bet them on real fixtures, take your mates' chips, and see who finishes the season on top. No mates on it yet? The Open League seats you with strangers this weekend.

  • Virtual chips, no cash value
  • 18+ only
  • Premier League, Championship, Champions League, FA Cup
  • Settles automatically from live scores
The app

This is what it actually looks like

Six screens from the app, exactly as they look on your phone.

How it works

Here's how a season works

Four steps. You'll have the hang of it after one weekend.

  1. 01

    Start a table

    Choose the competitions you're playing, how many seats it has and how long it runs: 4, 8 or 16 rounds, or the whole season. Everyone starts every round on the same 1,000 chips. It needs three players to start, and the code to share is three footballer names, so your mates can tap the link or just type them in.

  2. 02

    Open a pot

    Every bet is a pot. Pick a match, make your call and set your stake. The pot opens at the market price and moves as chips land: the more money against you, the more you win. Anyone at the table can back the other side, and you always know the range you’ll settle in before you open it.

  3. 03

    It settles itself

    Results come in live and pots pay out on their own. Winners split what the losing side staked. If nobody backs against you by kick-off, you get your chips back.

  4. 04

    Win the season

    When the round closes, chips turn into points: 12 for first, then 9, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 for everyone else who played. Chips reset every round, so one bad weekend won't sink you. Most points at the end of the season wins.

Features

What's in the app

All of this is live today, not sitting on a roadmap.

  • Rounds on the real calendar

    Premier League or Championship as the spine, with the Champions League and the FA Cup alongside. Rounds follow the real fixture list: overlapping midweek games merge into one round, a postponed match's pots are refunded and it joins a round again once it has a new date, and a final can be a round on its own.

  • One kind of pot

    Every pot opens at the market price and moves as chips land, inside a range you can see before you stake. Back the side nobody fancies and get paid more than the market. Early chips are safe: if a side gets over-backed, the newest chips come back at kick-off.

  • Match and player markets

    Result, draw no bet, double chance, goals over and under, both teams to score, clean sheets, first to score, penalties, red cards, corners and cards. Or name a player: to score, to assist, to be booked, or fouls over and under.

  • Five power-ups

    Double Down is double or nothing: finish in the top half and the round counts twice, in the bottom half and it banks nothing. Callout names a rival, and whoever finishes higher takes the other’s points. Overdraft lends you a second stack, paid back when the round closes. Sabotage goes down face down and wipes a rival’s round, unless they guess who threw it. Shield goes down face down too, and blocks any Sabotage aimed at you. Everyone at a table is dealt the same hand for the season, and you play a card before kick-off.

  • The Open League

    No table of mates yet? Enter the public weekly table and you’re seated straight away with people who finish about where you do. One Premier League gameweek, three to eight seats, and a division you climb all season, from Sunday League to World Class.

  • Squads

    Every table gets a chat, plus groups and DMs. Photos, replies, mentions, and the pot and power-up announcements that start the arguments.

  • Invite with three names

    A table code is three footballer surnames, like neymar-suarez-messi. Tap the link or type them into Find a table. No usernames to hunt down, no friend requests to wait on.

  • The season in numbers

    A race chart across every round, the podium each round, a medal tally, your form, the season records, and awards when it ends: Sharpest Eye, Longest Shot, Iron Nerve and the Wooden Spoon.

  • Your week, and your rivalries

    When a round closes, your week is on one card: the finish, the points, what it did to the season and your best call, ready to share as a picture. Open anyone’s profile for your head-to-head record against them.

Fair play

Nobody stakes a penny.

YouOnIt is not a gambling service. No real money is staked or lost, and chips can never be cashed out.

  • Nothing to deposit, nothing to withdraw

    Chips only exist inside the app. You can't buy them, sell them, move them out of it, or swap them for money or anything else of value.

  • 18 or over

    You confirm you're 18 or over when you sign up, and both stores rate the app for adults.

  • Nobody buys their way up the table

    Chips aren't for sale at any price. Everyone at every table starts every round on the same 1,000 chips. The only things for sale are stickers, for your profile card or to send in chat, and they change how the app looks, never how the game plays.

  • Real fixtures, fair prices

    Pot prices come from real market prices with the bookmaker’s margin stripped out, and results come from live match data. Every pot settles on the same facts for everyone.

  • Report and block

    Reporting, blocking and a content filter are built into every chat and profile. A person reviews every report within 24 hours.

Nothing you can buy changes a price, a result or the table. The full rules are in the Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Community Guidelines.

18+ · Virtual chips only
About

Why YouOnIt exists

I built YouOnIt because I wanted to prove to my mates that I know more about football than they do, and I wanted something to keep score.

I'm a football fan from the UK. I grew up watching matches with my dad, arguing about line-ups in group chats and making bold predictions that nobody ever wrote down. The banter was always the best part.

I went looking for an app where the whole group plays against each other rather than on their own, and I couldn't find one. I wanted a league table for the group chat, with my mates in it, running all season.

So I built YouOnIt. A table with your mates, a stack of chips each, real fixtures, and a season table to settle it. Nobody stakes a penny. The only thing on the line is who was right.

It's the app my group chat needed years ago. It's on the App Store and Google Play now.

K

Karum

Founder, YouOnIt

  • Football first

    Built by a fan, for the group chat. Real fixtures, real gameweeks, real arguments.

  • Nothing to cash out

    Chips can't be bought and can't be cashed out, and nothing for sale changes who wins.

  • One person, one app

    YouOnIt is built and run by one uni student. A supporter sticker on your profile card is how you chip in, if you want to.

Get on it.

YouOnIt is free on the App Store and Google Play. Got a code from a mate? Install the app, then tap their link again or type the three names into Find a table.

Free to play. Virtual chips with no cash value. 18+ only.