Predictions Game Rules

Everything the predictions game does, in one place: how a prediction works, how points and coins are settled, what boosters change, and how the leaderboards and badges are calculated.

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Overview

Pick who wins the next Grand Prix, back your pick with coins, and get points and coins back if you're right.

Only one race is open for predictions at a time: whichever race is coming up next. A prediction is final the moment you submit it, it can't be edited or replaced, and it's settled once the real result is in and you move on to the next race.

The predictions loop
StepWhat happens
1. PredictPick up to 3 drivers, wager coins on each, mark one as your primary pick. One submission, final.
2. LockPredictions close 5 minutes before the race starts.
3. SettleOnce the real result is in, correct picks pay out; incorrect picks lose their coins.
4. ClimbPoints, streaks and badges update, and the leaderboards refresh. See the next race and go again.

Making a Prediction

A prediction is called an entry: up to 3 driver picks, one wager each, one of them marked primary.

Prediction rules
RuleDetail
Picks per prediction1 to 3 different drivers.
Coins per pickAt least 1 coin. Each pick is settled independently of the others.
Total wager cap500 coins, summed across every pick in the prediction. The form blocks you from going over and shows a "Total wager cannot exceed 500 coins" message if you try.
Primary pickExactly one pick must be marked primary. It's the only one that affects your streak. The others only affect points and coins.
OddsEach driver has a multiplier, frozen at the moment you place that pick. Later odds changes don't affect an existing prediction.
Editing a predictionNot possible. A prediction is final the instant it's submitted, there's no edit or replace, so double-check your picks and coins before sending it.
Note:Coins you wager are held (escrowed), not spent immediately: you get them back with a result once the race settles, refunded if the pick was right, forfeited if it was wrong.

Prediction Window

Predictions on a race open a few days out and close shortly before it starts, giving odds time to settle and a final buffer before lights out.

Prediction window
Timing
Opens5 days before the race's main session starts.
Closes5 minutes before the race's main session starts.

Both times follow the official race weekend schedule and are refreshed every few hours while the race is still open, so if the schedule is revised the window moves with it (a revision that puts the closing time in the past closes it right away). Once the window has closed the times are frozen. Before the window opens there's nothing to predict yet; once it closes the race is locked: existing predictions stand as submitted and no new ones are accepted, whether or not the real result is known yet.

Scoring & Settlement

Settlement happens once the real result of the race is available, for every prediction on that race at once.

Per-pick outcome
Your pickCoinsPoints
CorrectRefunded in full (doubled with a booster, see below).coins wagered × that driver's odds (also boosted, see below).
IncorrectForfeited: that's the cost of a wrong pick.0

A prediction's total points are the sum across every pick in it, correct or not. Your streak, though, only looks at the primarypick: it goes up by one every time your primary pick is right, and resets to zero the moment it's wrong, or if you sit out a race entirely while your streak is active.

🚀 Boosters

An optional switch on a prediction that pays out more on a winning pick, at the cost of the booster itself.

What a booster changes
EffectMultiplierApplies to
Points1.5xEvery correct pick in the prediction.
Coins refunded2xEvery correct pick in the prediction.
Heads up:A booster is spent the moment you submit a prediction with it switched on, win or lose. If every pick in the prediction turns out wrong, the booster is gone along with the coins; it only comes back if the race itself is cancelled.

Coins & Boosters Economy

Coins and boosters can be earned for free, or (boosters) traded for coins you've already earned.

🪙 Free coins

Once per race, claim 100 coins (200 coins for premium accounts). The option appears on the Predictions page while a race is open for predictions.

🚀 Redeem boosters with 🪙 coins

Already holding a coin stash? Trade coins you've earned for boosters from the Predictions page.

Booster packs priced in coins
PackCost
1 booster900 coins
3 boosters2200 coins
10 boosters5500 coins
25 boosters11000 coins

Leaderboards

Three boards, each ranking every player who qualifies. Your own position is always shown, even outside the visible top ranks.

The three leaderboards
BoardRanked byWho appears
PointsTotal points across your last 10 settled races.Anyone with at least one settled race.
Current streakYour active primary-pick streak.Anyone with a streak above zero right now.
Best streakThe longest primary-pick streak you've ever had.Anyone who has ever had a streak, active or not.

Badges

Earned automatically as a race settles, based on your running totals. Nothing to claim by hand.

First correct prediction

First-correct badge
BadgeEarned for
🎯 First BloodEarn your first correct prediction

Streak milestones

Based on your primary-pick streak, same one the streak leaderboards use.

Streak milestone badges
BadgeEarned for
🔥 On a Roll3 correct primary picks in a row
⚡ Hot Streak5 correct primary picks in a row
🚀 Unstoppable10 correct primary picks in a row

Total correct predictions

Based on your all-time count of correct picks (any pick, not just primary). This one only ever goes up.

Correct-count milestone badges
BadgeEarned for
🌱 Rising Star5 correct predictions in total
🏹 Sharp Shooter10 correct predictions in total
🧠 Prediction Pro50 correct predictions in total
🔮 Oracle100 correct predictions in total

Cancelled Races

If a race weekend is abandoned without a classified result, every open prediction on it is refunded in full.

Coins and any booster used come straight back to your wallet, no points are awarded either way, and your streak is left untouched. A cancelled race is treated as if you never made a prediction on it at all.