How to play Prediction

• Tap to aim your launch. Any direction works, up, sideways or down. Tap again to set the power: the bar swings from weak to strong, so stop it where you want it.
• Watch the ball for two seconds. It bounces off the walls and off the gold diamonds, and gravity bends its path.
• The ball freezes. Tap where you think it will be in three more seconds of slow motion, drag to nudge your marker, then lock it in.
• Once you lock in, you get one boost. Tap the board while the ball is still early in its flight and it gets a single kick forward along its heading.
• The closer your marker is to the real landing spot, the more you score. Land inside the small gold zone for a Perfect and a full 1000 points.
• There are three rounds, each harder than the last, so the best possible score is 3000.

Everyone gets the same three layouts on the same day, and a fresh set arrives at midnight Pacific time. Only your first run of the day is ranked. After that, press Practice round as often as you like. Practice rounds use new layouts and never change the board.

Today's puzzle

Today’s puzzle: Tuesday, November 10, 2026. A new one is dealt every day at midnight Pacific time, the same for every player, and this is today’s.

Tips for Prediction

• Read the angles during the watch time. Which diamond will the ball hit next, and which way will it kick off?
• Gravity pulls the ball down the whole time, so a path that looks flat curves toward the floor. Aim a little higher than your gut says.
• A gentle launch gives you slower, easier bounces to read. A hard launch makes a bigger swing but is harder to call.
• Use the boost only when you can picture where it sends the ball. Skipping it is allowed.
• Walls cost the ball a little speed on every bounce, so late bounces are smaller than early ones.

Common questions

Is Prediction free to play?

Yes. It is free in your browser on any phone or computer, with no download. Signing in is optional and only saves your streak and puts your score on the daily leaderboard under your name.

How is the score worked out?

Each round scores up to 1000 points based on the distance between your marker and where the ball really ends up. A tiny miss still earns nearly full marks, and any guess earns at least a few points. Your three rounds add up to a total out of 3000. Ties on the board go to the player whose three markers were closer overall.

Can I play more than once a day?

You can play as many practice rounds as you like, but only the first run of the day counts for the leaderboard. A new daily set opens at midnight Pacific time.