Footy tipping
In Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory, a footy tipping competition is Australian rules. In New South Wales and Queensland, it's rugby league. Fanzava runs either code, or both at once on the same hub, in your branding.
Free to start. No credit card.
A Brisbane workplace with a Melbourne head office has two footy conversations, not one. Your tipping competition should match the argument your audience is already having in the kitchen, not the one on your org chart.
Two competitions, two leaderboards, one hub, one set of participants, one brand. People can enter one, the other, or both. The Free plan covers a single competition; Starter runs three at once, which is enough for both codes plus a finals bracket.
Fixtures arrive from the live data feed. Tips lock at each kick-off. Reminders go out 24 hours before the first lock of the round, and again 75 minutes before. Results score the moment a match ends, and the leaderboard moves on its own.
The defaults work out of the box. These are the four settings that organisers of both codes end up arguing about, usually in Round 3, usually in a group chat.
Flat scoring is honest and it is also flat. Joker Tips let each participant nominate one fixture a round for a multiplier you set between 1.5x and 3x. Get it right and it pays; get it wrong and nothing extra is lost. That asymmetry is what keeps someone sitting 40 points back still playing in August.
Australian rules has 18 clubs and 24 rounds, so several rounds carry fewer than nine games and a late joiner can ride a light round up the ladder. Rugby league loses its best players to State of Origin camp for roughly six weeks mid-season, so the form guide stops working entirely. Same symptom, completely different cause, and each code needs its own answer.
Every round, participants predict the winning margin on one designated fixture. It does not touch weekly points. It decides the season, when two people finish level and cumulative margin accuracy across every round separates them. Set it in Round 1 or you will be inventing a tiebreaker in September.
Someone will miss a lock. Choose now whether an untipped fixture auto-assigns to the favourite, scores zero, or simply does not count. Three defensible answers, one rule, applied by the platform without you having to adjudicate it on a Friday night.
Pick a winner in every fixture, every round, all season. The format everyone already knows, which is exactly why it works for a mixed audience across both codes.
Predict the winning margin rather than just the winner. Rewards people who actually watch, and works as a standalone competition for a footy-literate crowd.
One pick a round, no repeats, one loss and you're out. Brutal, fast to explain, and it produces a winner long before the home-and-away season ends.
September is a knockout tournament in both codes. Run the home-and-away season as tipping, then switch to a bracket for the finals and pick up everyone who tuned out in July.
Every paid plan is white label. Your brand on every screen, every email, every notification. Pro and above add a custom domain and a custom email sender, so it reads as tipping.yourbrand.com and the Monday recap arrives from your address.
Participants sign up once. They can enter the Australian rules competition, the rugby league one, or both, and they sit in the same groups and the same leaderboards structure either way. Your audience is one list, not two.
Send a link or print a QR code. People sign up in their phone browser in under a minute and tip from wherever they are. Nothing to download, nothing for IT to approve.
Results come in from the live data feed the moment a match ends. Leaderboards refresh in real time, overall and by group. The Monday recap writes and sends itself.
Free to start. No credit card.