Trophies

Call an exact score on a match stamped K 2.00 or higher.

The hardest matches to call are the ones worth shooting at. Hitting one from that distance is not luck twice.

Call an exact score that nobody else in the field called.

Being right is one thing. Being right alone, while everyone around you wrote something else, is another.

Call three exact scores in the same round.

One is a good week. Three in an afternoon starts to look like sight rather than judgement.

Call two exact scores in the same round.

Two shots, both on target, in the same sitting.

Call a 0:0 correctly.

Nobody wants to predict nothing happening, which is exactly why almost nobody does. The old phrase for a blank scoreline.

Call the exact score of a match with five or more goals in it.

Anyone can sense a thrashing coming. Naming the number is different.

Call the exact score of a drawn match.

The draw is the hardest result in football to commit to, because it means backing neither side.

Call an exact score where one side kept a clean sheet.

Football's own phrase for a defence that held, borrowed for the person who saw it coming.

Call the exact score of a Match of the Round.

The one match everybody is forced to bank. Getting the score right on that is the loudest way to be right.

Call an exact score from the lunatic risk band, the scorelines that almost never happen.

The round screen tells you the band before you save it. It calls that band lunatic for a reason.

Be the only player on an exact score in a match at least 30 people called.

No two alike. A harder Contrarian: a big field makes being alone much less likely.

Call two exact scores that nobody else called, in the same round.

It is not supposed to strike twice, and certainly not in one afternoon.

Call the right outcome when fewer than 20 percent of the field agreed with you.

Being right while the room is wrong, which is the only kind of right that moves you up a table.

Call the exact score of every match you picked in a settled round, with at least five picks.

Nobody has done this. Nobody may ever do it. A cabinet needs one trophy that sits there as a dare.

Have 100 predictions scored.

A hundred calls made and stood behind. The first real milestone of a career.

Have 500 predictions scored.

The end of the ladder. Five hundred scorelines is a lot of Saturdays.

Land a banker on a match stamped K 2.00 or higher.

Banking the hardest match on the coupon takes a certain temperature.

Land a banker worth 200 points or more.

The banker is double or nothing. Two hundred points means it was worth the nothing.

Bank two matches on the same matchday and land both.

Only possible since bankers went monthly. Two on one card, both standing.

Bank three or more matches on the same matchday and land every one.

Pushing the whole stack across the table on a single afternoon.

Land a banker in five rounds running.

Anyone can be brave once. Five weeks in a row is a constitution.

Land a banker in the round straight after a banker miss.

The hard part is not the zero. It is going again the following week.

Land the Match of the Round three times.

The forced banker is the headline fight. Winning it three times is a record, not an accident.

Land thirteen bankers in your career.

The baker's dozen, borrowed by the game the whole thing is named after.

Use all ten of your bankers inside one calendar month.

Not skill. Appetite. Some people spend the budget and some sit on it.

Save a pick in the final minute before its match locks.

For the ones who decide with the clock running, the way business gets done on deadline day.

Get every outcome right in a settled round, with at least five picks.

A full card is the old coupon term for one where nothing is crossed out.

Score points on every pick in a round of eight or more.

Not one wasted line on the coupon, which is rarer than it sounds.

Pick every match on a coupon, leaving nothing blank.

The complete card. No hedging by omission.

Score in ten rounds in a row.

The phrase for a player who never misses a matchday. Turning up is its own discipline.

Play twenty rounds of BankerBall.

Long service, and the same commitment a season ticket represents.

Call the right outcome in ten consecutive picks.

Momentum, measured rather than claimed.

Land at least one exact score in three rounds running.

Anyone can hit one. Three weeks straight is a habit.

Score in every round of a calendar month, with at least three rounds played.

A month without a blank week.

Fill a whole coupon more than 24 hours before its first kickoff.

The opposite temperament to Deadline Day, and it deserves its own trophy.

Finish first in the global table for a matchday.

The one everybody actually wants. First in the world for a week.

Finish in the top three of a matchday.

Close enough to touch, which is what keeps a mid-table player playing.

Finish a matchday in the global top ten.

The rung most players can genuinely reach, and the one that proves the rest is possible.

Finish first in your country's table for a matchday.

Carrying the flag for the week. For a small country this is a trophy you can really win.

Finish first in your continent's table for a matchday.

A step above the flag, a step below the world.

Sit first in your country's season table.

Not one good week. The best in your country across the whole season so far.

Climb twenty places or more on the last result of a round.

The Sunday evening climb, when a late score rearranges the table.

Crack the Vault, the one rolling pot in the game.

One rolling pot for the whole game, and you are the reason it reset.

Be the lone exact on a match that missed cracking the Vault only because fewer than 20 players called it.

The Vault needs a real field to crack. This is the trophy for learning that the hard way.

Answer the round's total goals tiebreaker exactly right.

It is the question that separates level players. Getting it spot on deserves naming.

Get every bonus question right in one round.

The side quest, cleared.

Refer three players who each reach twenty scored predictions.

Not for the signup. For the three people who stayed.

Create a mini-league that reaches ten members.

Somebody has to start the league everyone else argues in.

Post an idea that reaches building or shipped on the roadmap.

The ballot loop closing, with your name on it.

Sign up during the beta, before the final version.

It cannot be earned later, by anyone, ever. That is the entire point of it.