Hockey is better when your friends are wrong.

Puck Party is built for the people you already watch with. Everyone calls the same games, and the record doesn't let anyone walk it back.

Your club, your team, your party

Three words, three different things:

• Your club is who you cheer for. The Avalanche, the Leafs, the Kraken.
• Your team is your crew, the friends you compete with all season.
• A party is your team's night around one game.

Start a team with one link

Make a team, name it whatever your group chat is called, and send the link. Or read the code out loud across the room. Friends tap in and they're on the bench. Whoever starts it is the Commish.

• Up to 20 people. A full dressed roster: eighteen skaters and two goalies.
• As many teams as you want. College friends, beer league, family. Your one set of picks counts in all of them.
• Friends only. No public profiles and no strangers. Add people by invite link or friend code.

Same game, same five cards

Everyone on the same game answers the same five cards. Nobody gets an easier question or an extra guess. And nobody sees anyone's picks until the puck drops, so the smart call can't be copied off the person next to you.

Who's right here

Your friends get their own board, ranked by Hockey IQ, and it counts from night one. First place isn't a secret. Neither is last. It's the same set of picks in every team you're on, so each group just argues about them differently.

Couch or across the country

It works the same whether you're all on one couch or spread across three time zones. Everyone calls on their own phone. For the nights you're together, here's a guide to hosting a hockey watch party.

No money. Just bragging rights.

There's nothing to put in and nothing to take out. You're playing for pride and a record that follows you all season. More on that.