Venue-powered game day
ForecastHub runs free-to-play forecast tournaments inside your venue, bringing customers in, keeping them longer, and making repeat visits and register impact measurable.
Example tournament
Illustrative product preview · Sponsor funded
MARISOL R.
J. TAVERAS
BIG LOU
KENNY UPTOWN
ANA P.
D. GUZMÁN
Free entry · No purchase necessary
Game day
A slate of predictions drops before the game, featuring the matchups on your screens and the players your customers already debate. Guests enter free from their phones, follow the leaderboard as games resolve, and return for the next slate.
No app download. No purchase necessary. Simple for your team.
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Return next game day
TWO WAYS TO RUN IT
Every tournament needs a prize pool and someone to run it. You can fund your own night, or we bring a sponsor who funds it for you. Same product, same reporting, either way.
Where we have a sponsor fit, a brand funds the prizes and the production. Their name is on the slate, the leaderboard and the screens. You provide the room; they pay for the night. You keep the register lift, the dwell time and the repeat traffic.
Best for: recurring game-day programming and cultural nights.
You set the prize pool in advance and pay a flat per-event fee. No revenue share, no cut of anything, no long contract for pilots. You control the date, the prize and the slate, and you can book one night without waiting on anyone.
Best for: a first pilot, or a specific date you want to own.
Most venues start venue-funded to prove it works, then move to sponsor-funded once we have the numbers from your room. We'll tell you which sponsors fit your crowd.
The venue-funded math
You put in
You get back
Built for your venue
ADMIT - 01
Coffee shops
Morning regulars, slow afternoons. A slate on the counter turns idle time into a reason to stay.
ADMIT - 02
Bares deportivos
Game day is already your biggest day. A tournament keeps fans in seats from tip-off to the final whistle.
ADMIT - 03
Barbershops
Wait times become play time. Clients enter while they wait and come back to check the board.
ADMIT - 04
Bodegas
Neighborhood foot traffic plus a free game equals regulars who stop in on game day even when they weren't planning to.
ADMIT - 05
Tournaments
Running a league or a park tournament? Add a prediction layer for spectators and players alike.
HOW THE STRUCTURE WORKS
Free to play, always.
Every tournament is free to enter. No purchase necessary. Prizes are funded by a sponsor, or by the venue when a venue chooses to fund its own night.
We are sponsor of record.
ForecastHub is sponsor of record for every event. Official rules, eligibility checks, winner verification, prize documentation and settlement are handled by us, every time.
You host, we operate.
Your role is the room and the crowd. Ours is the contest: slate, entries, leaderboard, scoring, payouts and the paperwork behind them.
Ask us for the official rules of any event. We'll hand them to you before you commit to anything.
Contests are structured as free-entry, sponsor-funded promotions with no purchase necessary. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and we review each market before we operate in it. This page is general information about how we run events and is not legal advice.
Questions venues ask
Where we have a sponsor fit, sponsor-funded nights cost the venue nothing. For a venue-funded night, you set the prize pool in advance and pay a flat per-event fee. No revenue share, no cut of anything and no long contract for pilots.
No. Entry is free for everyone, every time. Players compete on forecasting skill for sponsor-funded prizes. That is the operating model.
A ForecastHub host runs your first events end to end. As your team gets comfortable, they can run it themselves on your own tablet.
Whatever your crowd watches - NBA, MLB, NFL, World Cup, local tournaments, fight nights. We build each slate around what's on your screens that day.
You get the numbers after every event: entries, repeat players, and time-in-venue during tournament hours. If it isn't moving your register, you'll see that too - we'd rather lose a pilot than hide a number.
BUILT BY NEIGHBORS
ForecastHub was built by Juan Isaac, a security researcher who spent years auditing other people's money systems before building this one, and Gabriel Covington, a partner in community and distribution who has spent five years building culture and communities across New York. We run these nights ourselves, in English and Spanish.
Ask us anything before you book. You'll be talking to one of us.
Founding pilots - NYC
Bring us one game day. We'll show you the operating flow, the event economics, and the numbers that matter: participation, repeat visits, time in venue, and register impact.