ScoreBadger vs Superbru: Which Prediction Game Should You Play?

If you are looking for a football prediction game, you have probably come across Superbru. It has been running since 2006, has millions of users across multiple sports, and is well established in the prediction game space. ScoreBadger is newer and built specifically with the Premier League in mind.

Both platforms let you predict football scores and compete with friends. But they take quite different approaches to scoring, features, and design. This comparison breaks down the key differences so you can decide which one suits the way you want to play.

The basics: what each platform offers

Superbru

Superbru is a South African platform that has grown into one of the largest prediction game communities worldwide. It covers multiple sports - rugby, cricket, golf, tennis, and football - and runs prediction pools where you join or create a group and compete across a season.

For football, Superbru offers Premier League, Champions League, and several other competitions. You predict scores for each round, and points are tallied on a leaderboard within your pool.

ScoreBadger

ScoreBadger is a purpose-built football score prediction game focused on the Premier League. Rather than trying to cover every sport, it goes deep on football with a clean interface, straightforward scoring, and tools designed to make weekly predictions quick and enjoyable.

It is free to play, with no premium tiers or paywalled features.

Scoring systems compared

This is the biggest difference between the two platforms, and it affects everything about how the game feels.

How Superbru scores

Superbru uses a multi-tier scoring system. You earn points based on several factors:

• Correct result (home win, draw, away win) - base points
• Correct goal difference - bonus points
• Correct score - maximum points
• Bonus points for certain match types or rounds

The exact point values can vary between pools and competitions. Pool administrators can sometimes customise scoring rules, which means your points might work differently depending on which pool you are in.

How ScoreBadger scores