Collect donations and celebrate your newborn with a fun guessing game.
Create a pool for your baby and invite your friends and family to guess the birth date and weight. The person who guesses closest wins a prize determined by the pool creator.
How It Works
We're not just randomly slapping prices on your guesses.
Think of it like this—imagine everyone's guesses plotted on a hill. The peak of the hill is the expected due date or birth weight. If you guess right at the peak, you're paying premium prices because, well, you're probably right and that's not fair to everyone else.
But if you guess way out in left field—like the baby will be born 3 weeks late or weigh 12 pounds—your guess gets cheaper because you're taking a bigger risk.
We cap the prices so nobody goes broke and nobody gets to play for free. It's like surge pricing, but for baby predictions, and with actual math behind it instead of just corporate capitalism.
Before the guesses go live, the creators pick one of these models:
- Aggressive: Only the obvious guesses cost real money. Everything else is practically free.
- Standard: Balanced. Close guesses cost more, wild guesses cost less.
- Chill: Even if you think this baby is arriving on leap day, you're still in the game.
Basically, we're trying to make it fair while keeping it fun. And yes, there's actual math involved, but you don't need to care about that part.
