Private · Invite only

Friendships are on the line.

Your group already argues about what is going to happen next. Oddience makes it official. Start a private circle, call it before anyone else does, and find out who actually knows their friends.

Free on iPhone and Android.

Points, not cashNo public marketplaceYour crew only
Oddience wager board on iPhone
605 pts
Lake House Trip balance
Won+880
Who catches the first fish?
Invite-only circles
No strangers, no discovery feed.
Points, never cash
Bragging rights are the only payout.
Stakes stay private
Nobody sees your amount until it settles.
Built to settle
One tap ends it and pays out the winners.

How it works

Three steps from inside joke to scoreboard.

It all happens in one private circle. Same crew, same running jokes, now with a record of who called it.

1

Post the wager

Think of something the group will argue about, add the choices, and set when picks close. "Will the boat start on the first try?" takes about twenty seconds.

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2

The circle picks

Everyone gets a ping and puts points on it. You can see how the group is leaning, but nobody sees what anyone put down.

33% Yes67% No
3

Settle and gloat

Someone posts what actually happened. Points move, the leaderboard flips, and the group chat gets loud.

Won+880 paid out

Use cases

Any crew. Any weekend.

Wherever the group already argues about what is going to happen, there's a circle waiting to be made.

Friends on a golf course
Golf trips
"Who is the first to three-putt?"

Four rounds, one running contest. Something on the line at every hole, all weekend long.

8 playersContest ends Sunday
A group raising a toast
Bachelor / bachelorette
"Will Casey lose their phone on this trip?"

Everyone already knows the answer. Hide it from Casey so they do not suddenly get careful with it.

12 players1 hidden
A lake house dock at a weekend trip
Weekend trips
"Will anyone capsize the kayak?"

Lake houses, ski cabins, campsites. The trip gets a scoreboard and a champion by the drive home.

4 players17 picks
A newborn baby pool celebration
Baby pools
"Which day, and how many pounds?"

Due date, birth weight, hair or no hair. The whole family picks, and the circle settles it the day the baby arrives.

14 playersSettles on delivery
Choosing who can see a wager while creating it

Hidden bets

Hide it from the one person who'd change the outcome.

Betting on whether Jeff forgets the ice only works if Jeff has no idea. Pick who cannot see it and the whole thing disappears for them until it settles.

Hidden from Jeff M.
Everyone else sees who it is hidden from. Jeff sees nothing.
Your stake is your business
The group can see how people are leaning. Nobody can see what you put on it.
Then the big reveal
Once the result is in, everyone sees who backed what and how it shook out.

Inside the app

A board, a feed, and a leaderboard.

Home is where the open wagers live. Activity keeps the running story and the standings. Here is what that looks like.

Jeff M.Open
Will the boat start on the first try?
The first ignition attempt after launch decides it.
Yes
-150
No
+130
33% Yes67% No
3 betsCloses 11:53 PM
Details
ShayWon
Who will catch the first fish?
The first fish fully landed wins it.
Jeff M.
-120
Maya
+180
Tom
-250
Shay
+400
50% Jeff M.25% Maya25% Tom
4 betsClosed+880 paid out
View result
Full Leaderboard
2
Jeff M.
+67
Net won
Shay
+138
Net won
3
Maya
+55
Net won
Activity feed29 events
Result posted+880 paid out2h ago
Who will catch the first fish?
Result: Jeff M. · 3 winners · 1 missed
Maya placed a bet4h ago
Will anyone lose their sunglasses?
1 wager is hidden from youNow
More details
3 bets placed6h ago
Will the boat start on the first try?
Tom joined the circle1d ago
Lake House Trip is up to 4 members

Contest finale

Every trip ends with a champion.

When the trip is over, the circle locks in a champion, the final standings, and the handful of moments you will be arguing about until next year.

Biggest win
+167 pts
Jeff M. · Who will catch the first fish?
Against the crowd
25% picked it
Shay backed the minority and cashed.
Contest finale screen with the circle champion

FAQ

Questions people ask first.

What Oddience is, how private circles and hidden bets work, and why betting with points is not gambling.

What is Oddience?

Oddience is a private, invite-only social betting app where friend groups make playful wagers about each other. You start a circle with your crew, post a question like "Will the boat start on the first try?", everyone puts points on an outcome, and someone settles it once you know what actually happened. It is available on iPhone, on Android, and in any browser.

Is Oddience real-money gambling?

No. Oddience uses virtual points that have no cash value and cannot be bought, cashed out, or redeemed for anything. There is no sportsbook, no house, no deposits, and no withdrawals. The only payout is bragging rights and a spot on your circle leaderboard.

How do hidden bets work?

A hidden bet is a wager that specific circle members cannot see. When you create a wager you choose who to hide it from, and for those people the wager does not appear anywhere in the app until it settles. This is what makes it possible to bet on whether Jeff forgets the ice without Jeff suddenly remembering the ice. Everyone else sees a "Hidden from Jeff" notice, and once the result is posted the whole circle sees the full history.

Can other people see how much I bet?

Not until the wager settles. While a wager is open, the circle can see how many people picked each side and which way the group is leaning, but nobody can see the size of anyone else's stake. You always see your own stake and potential return. Final stakes and payouts are revealed to everyone at settlement.

What do people bet on in Oddience?

Anything your group already argues about. The most common circles are golf trips, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, lake house and ski trips, baby pools, fantasy leagues, reality TV seasons, and office pools. Wagers tend to be about real-life behavior and group lore rather than pro sports lines, because the fun comes from knowing the people involved.

How much does Oddience cost?

Oddience is free to download and free to use. There is nothing to deposit and no points to purchase.

How many people do I need to start a circle?

Two. Circles work well from a couple of friends up to a large group trip or office, and you can belong to several circles at once with separate point balances in each.

Is Oddience on Android?

Yes. Oddience is on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone, both free. The full web app also works in any mobile or desktop browser, so you can sign up, join a circle, and place bets without installing anything first.

How old do you have to be to use Oddience?

You must be at least 13 years old, or the minimum age required where you live, and users under the age of majority need permission from a parent or guardian.

Put your friendships on the line.

Get the app, pull in your crew, and have your first wager up before anyone finishes packing.

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