The infrastructure behind
every contest.
Run survivor leagues, pick'em, confidence pools, and promotional games on one platform. Organizers configure the rules, eligibility, and any prizes — we handle membership, predictions, scoring, reporting, and communication.
Platform Capabilities
Built as software, not a sportsbook
Many Formats, One Platform
Survivor, pick'em, confidence pools, KOH (King of the Hill), fantasy pick'em, and commissioner-defined custom challenges — all from the same engine.
Rules Are Configuration
Lives, team reuse, tie handling, late picks, missed weeks, duplicate picks, buy-backs, multiple entries, and review mode are settings — never hard-coded.
Jurisdiction Engine
Region records control whether paid entry, cash prizes, age checks, identity checks, and tax reporting are available. Legal rules live in data, not code.
Consent & Audit Records
Every acceptance of league rules, platform terms, and privacy policy is stored with timestamp, IP, user agent, and document version.
Organizer-Managed Awards
Prizes are defined by place, title, value, and type — cash, gift card, physical, points, or trophy — and released by the organizer, not the platform.
Modular Sports Engine
NFL is a plug-in, not the foundation. Teams, schedules, results, and standings are shared across every supported sport.
How It Works
From setup to final standings
Create the competition
Pick a sport, choose a format, and set the rules your group plays by.
Set the compliance model
Free, paid entry, promotional, sponsored, charity, or invite only — with region controls applied.
Invite participants
Members accept rules and terms; consent is recorded for your audit trail.
Run and report
Automated scoring, standings, notifications, and organizer-controlled award distribution.
Who runs contests here
Offices & Teams
Department pools with clean reporting.
Charities
Fundraising contests with documented rules.
Media & Influencers
Branded audience-engagement games.
Sports Bars & Venues
Recurring contests with venue prizes.
Compliance By Design
The organizer runs the contest. We run the software.
What Ruler of the Hill never does
- Create or publish betting odds
- Book wagers or take a position against participants
- Assume financial risk on contest outcomes
- Encourage wagering of any kind
What organizers control
- Contest rules, eligibility, and disclosures
- Compliance model and jurisdiction settings
- Any entry fees, awards, and their distribution
- Age and identity verification requirements
Before launching paid-entry contests in any jurisdiction, organizers should obtain legal review to confirm compliance with local contest, sweepstakes, fantasy sports, and consumer protection laws.
See the compliance layerFrequently asked questions
Launch your competition
Create a competition, configure the rules and compliance model, and invite your group.
Get Started