Omen: Make Your Call

The scoreboard for opinions. Call it before it happens. We save the exact time you called. Who wins tonight? Does Kwan get three hits? Do the Browns make the playoffs? Every question on Omen settles itself against a public source — a final score, a box score, the final standings. You call it before the answer exists. When it settles, you were right or you weren't, and it's on your Record either way. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT — Your call is saved the second it lands, with the exact time. You can't change it, and neither can anyone else. That's what makes being right mean something. — Every card carries what you need to decide: the starters, the form, the standings, a player's last few games. The evidence, never the answer. — Nobody's side is shown until you call. No crowd to follow, no consensus to copy. Your read, before the room's. — After you call, see the room: who's with you, who called the other way, and whether you were early. — The Record is the score that matters: right and wrong, by league, with how early you were. THE PEOPLE YOU ARGUE WITH Follow your friends and see the record between you — who's ahead, and what you disagree on that hasn't settled yet. Standings by league show where you stand among everyone making calls. COMPARE Called something a friend argues with you about? Send it. They see the question — not your side — and they have to call it before your side shows. Then the result settles it for both of you. Omen is in Messages too: send tonight's call as a bubble, and a tap answers it. NO MONEY Nothing to pay, nothing to win, nothing to cash out. The room just shows how everyone called it. The only thing you can lose is the argument. Every call here was made before the result was known. That's the whole point.