List an entry and other players can back it, flip it, or rework it into their own. How listing works, what the creator earns, and when a listing locks.
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The Marketplace turns your entry into something other people can act on. Publish a slip and anyone can Copy it, Fade it, or Remix it into their own version — and you earn a 5% commission, paid as bonus cash, on eligible engagement with your listings.
Only MAX entries with three or more picks can be published, and the listing has to go up before the games for the players in it start. Head to My Entries, select the entry, and tap Publish to Marketplace.
Copy takes your exact picks and submits them as a new entry — tailing your call, unchanged.
Fade takes the opposite side. Every leg of the entry is flipped — each MORE becomes a LESS and vice versa — and submitted as a new MAX entry. It takes a single tap to take the other side of someone's read, without rebuilding the slip by hand.
Remix uses your entry as a starting point and lets the other player change it — keeping the picks they like and swapping the ones they do not.
If a projection has moved since you listed, whoever copies it is shown the new number and has to approve it before the pick goes on their slip.
Every copy, fade or remix of your listing earns you a 5% commission, paid as bonus cash into your Bonus Wallet. It is calculated on engagement with the listing rather than on how any entry settles, and it is credited on settled entries only.
One detail worth knowing: only the first action from each unique player on a listing counts. If the same person copies your entry and then fades it, you earn once.
Copying, fading and remixing all require Main Wallet funds. Bonus cash cannot be used for Marketplace actions — which is worth noting alongside the fact that commissions are paid in bonus cash.
Once an entry is published it cannot be delisted. It stays visible until the first game involving one of its players begins, at which point it locks and drops out of the Marketplace automatically. If a listing contains a projection that gets disabled, it shows as Inactive until that projection comes back.
You can add a description to a listing to explain the thinking behind it, follow other players to keep up with theirs, react to entries, and see how many copies, fades and remixes each of your listings has drawn from your My Entries card.