Is this real money?
No. Bones can’t be bought, sold, or cashed out by anyone, ever. BragRights is a social, play-money game — the payoff is bragging rights, not cash.
Can anyone sign up?
Not yet. BragRights is invite-only while it’s small, so you need a signup code from someone already using it. You enter the code once, right after signing in, and that’s the last you’ll see of it.
That’s separate from a crew invite: the signup code gets you an account, and a crew invite gets you into a particular group.
Why do you ask for my date of birth?
To check you meet the minimum age, which is set out in the Terms. That’s the only thing it’s used for — it isn’t shown to anyone in your crew and it isn’t used for advertising. The Privacy Policy covers what we store and why.
What sports can I play?
NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAAF, NCAAB, and NHL. A commissioner can enable whichever of these a crew wants to run.
Do I need to download an app?
No. BragRights works right in your browser, and you can optionally install it like an app from your phone or desktop browser — no app store required.
What if I run out of Bones?
You keep getting a recurring allowance on whatever cadence your commissioner set, so a rough stretch never leaves you with nothing to play.
Is my crew private?
Yes. Every crew is invite-only, and another member’s wagers or picks on a game that hasn’t started yet stay hidden from you until it locks.
Can I change or cancel a wager or pick?
Yes, as many times as you want, right up until the game starts. After that it locks and can’t be changed, win or lose.
What happens at the end of a season?
A commissioner can run a crew season-bound or rolling. A season-bound crew locks in final standings and splits the haul when its voyage ends; a rolling crew just keeps going.
Is it free?
Yes. There’s no purchase path anywhere in BragRights — not for Bones, not for anything else.
Something’s broken. How do I tell you?
Tap Feedback in the bottom bar, say what happened, and send it. It goes straight to the people who can fix it, and it carries which build and which screen you were on so nobody has to ask. Ideas go through the same tab.
Reports are filed as issues in our private repository on GitHub — see section 6 of the Privacy Policy for exactly what gets sent. You don’t need a GitHub account.