Scoring
How Bracket Blitz scores predictions - multipliers per round, the contract as source of truth.
Scoring on Bracket Blitz is doubling per round. Round 1 is worth 1 point per correct pick. Round 2 is 2 points. Sweet 16 is 4. Elite 8 is 8. Final Four is 16. Championship is 32. Get further, score more.
Points per round
Round Multiplier Games Round total
R1 (R64) x1 32 32
R2 (R32) x2 16 32
Sweet 16 x4 8 32
Elite 8 x8 4 32
Final Four x16 2 32
Championship x32 1 32Each round caps at 32 points so deep picks are worth as much as wide early picks. Max score on a standard 64-team bracket: 192. With play-in games (68-team): 196 (4 play-in games at 1 point each).
Source of truth
The on-chain contract resolves the scoring. The leaderboard you see in the UI is read from the indexed view, but the canonical record is the chain.
Play-in games are pre-resolved before submissions open - they are not in the picks array. Only the main draw is part of your bracket.
Tiebreakers
If two entries finish with the same score, the tiebreaker is the order of submission - earlier brackets win ties. This is consistent with most pool conventions and matches the on-chain order of mints.
When the leaderboard updates
The leaderboard updates after each result entry. The organizer enters results from the tournament admin panel; each entry confirms on-chain and the leaderboard recomputes from the new state. Pending result entries (transactions waiting for confirmation) do not move the leaderboard.
After the tournament settles
Once the championship game is recorded, the tournament moves to the SETTLED status. The leaderboard is final, the contract holds the final standings, and any prize claims become available. A SETTLED tournament is read-only - no more submissions, no more result changes.
Lifecycle
- PUBLISHEDdeploy contract
- LOCKEDlock entries - no more submissions
- SETTLEDenter final result
- ARCHIVEDarchive
DRAFT and PUBLISHED mirror the standard product lifecycle. LOCKED (no more submissions accepted) and SETTLED (results recorded, prizes claimable) are specific to the PREDICTION domain.