Fubolero FAQ

Fubolero is a World Cup 2026 prediction pool app for competing with friends, sharing over WhatsApp, saving picks, and following the leaderboard across web and mobile.

No. Fubolero is not a betting product or a fantasy sports app. It is built for prediction pools and bragging rights with friends.

You can create a pool in under a minute: choose the name, mode, privacy, and plan, then share the link or code with your group.

Fubolero supports personal, private, and public pools. Personal pools are just for you, private pools are invite-only, and public pools can be discoverable and shareable more broadly.

Every pool gets a shareable link and code. The product is optimized for fast sharing through WhatsApp and other chat apps.

Yes. To save your predictions and secure your spot, you need to sign in or create an account. Google sign-in is also supported.

A correct match outcome is worth 1 point. If you also get the exact score right, you earn a 2-point bonus.

Predictions stay editable until 00:00 on the day before the tournament’s first match. After that, they become read-only.

As long as the prediction window is still open, you can come back and update them. Fubolero keeps the latest saved version before lock time.

The order is: points, goal difference, goals scored, head-to-head mini-table, and if teams are still tied, a fixed deterministic tiebreak shown in the interface.

Fubolero automatically fills the knockout bracket from the group standings, then you continue predicting the elimination rounds.

Not right now. In this version, scoring is standardized for everyone: outcome points plus an exact-score bonus.

Pools with more than 10 participants require a paid plan. That plan unlocks branding and removes ads for that pool.

In the current version, a Fubolero admin enters the official results manually; the product does not depend on a live data provider.

Fubolero’s static pages and public pool pages can be indexable. Private and personal pools are not meant for public exposure.

Yes. Fubolero is designed mobile-first and also works on the web. The rules, scoring, and account logic are shared across platforms.