There's someone on the other board

Daily is you against the date. Public Game is a crowded table. Duel is the version where it's one other Guesser, the same Secret, and sixty seconds to live with whatever you think you know.

You both get the same Footballer. Same Clues, same order. You don't see their guesses. You don't see their pot until they've finished that board. They might already have it. They might be one Hint from wrecking the round. You find out after.

These aren't trivia-night obscurities. Big fees, names people argue about. The peak value sits beside the board the whole time, like a transfer rumour you already believe.

A miss does not gift you the next Clue. Only Hint does — and Hint costs more than a wrong name. The clock pays you if you're fast. Give up, and that Secret is worth nothing.

Five of those

Add the pots. Bigger number wins. Finish level and it's a draw. Walk off and you forfeit; there is no "one more." Find next opponent means a new Guesser, not the same argument.

Then the number moves

Everyone starts at 1000. A win, a draw, or a loss shifts it — not how ugly the scoreline was. The Duel Leaderboard is public. If you care who is actually good at this, that's the table.

You need an Account. Then hit Duel.