# Bikoosh Pools: office pools by magic link

Squares for the big game and pick'em for the playoffs, hosted by magic link: one board everyone reads, one link to join, one link per entry to edit until the lock. Free for a pool of up to 100; a pro pool is 7 USD once, a corporate pool 199 USD per event.

## Guides

- How Super Bowl squares work (and how to run a grid at the office): https://bikoosh.com/pools/guides/squares
- How a pick'em pool is scored (NFL playoffs, bowl games, any bracket): https://bikoosh.com/pools/guides/pickem
- Office pool rules: what to write down before the first game: https://bikoosh.com/pools/guides/office-pool-rules

## Quick answers

**What does a free pool include?**

A board link anyone can read, a join link, an edit link per entry, the squares draw or the pick'em standings, and up to 100 entries; the board carries a Bikoosh Pools line.

**What does the pro pool add?**

Up to 500 entries, the CSV export of the grid or the picks, the host's notes on the board and no product line; one payment per pool, nothing renews.

**What does the corporate pool add?**

The company name on the board, department standings beside the individual ones, up to 2000 entries and up to 10 pools under one key for the season; one payment per event.

**Does the tool handle money?**

Bikoosh Pools never collects, holds or pays out money and never sets stakes: it keeps the grid, the picks and the standings for people who already know each other. Whether a pool carries any stake, and whether that is allowed where you are, is the host's responsibility.

Start a pool: https://bikoosh.com/pools/new
Bikoosh Pools is an independent tool, not affiliated with any league, team or broadcaster; team and event names are used to describe the game being followed. Bikoosh Pools never collects, holds or pays out money and never sets stakes: it keeps the grid, the picks and the standings for people who already know each other. Whether a pool carries any stake, and whether that is allowed where you are, is the host's responsibility.
