Competitions you can predict on BragCrew

Football, ice hockey, basketball and American football, each with its own scoring. Choose the competition you want to play and start a league for it.

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In the app today: football, ice hockey, basketball and American football competitions, and the list grows over time.

How competitions work in a league

A BragCrew league is created for a competition. You can play in several leagues at once, also in different sports, for example the Premier League and the NFL, and every match is scored by the rules of its sport.

Names of competitions are used only to say which matches you can pick. BragCrew shows no club or league logos and is not affiliated with any of them.

Competitions by sport

Football (18)

Ice hockey (5)

Basketball (5)

American football (2)

Guides for popular competitions

NFL pick'em, Premier League predictor, NHL pick'em, Champions League predictor, NBA prediction league and the general football predictor each explain the scoring with an example.

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More competitions

The list grows over time. For rules and sizes see How to play and Leagues and sizes.

Questions and answers

How many competitions does BragCrew have?

At the time of writing 30: 18 in football, 5 in ice hockey, 5 in basketball and 2 in American football.

Can I play different sports?

Yes. You can be in several leagues at once, also in different sports. Each match is scored by the rules of its sport.

Does BragCrew use club logos?

No. Competitions are named in text only.

Is it free to predict these competitions?

Yes. Picks are free and a league is free for up to 10 players. There is no real money.

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BragCrew is not affiliated with or endorsed by any competition, league, club or governing body listed on this page. Names of competitions are used in text only, to say which matches you can pick. Last checked 12 October 2026.