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Outcome.gg

Collegiate esports, 1v1. Every match has a bracket, a broadcast, and a market.

  1. Now Waitlist open
  2. Mid-Summer 2026 iOS Beta + Companion
  3. Late Summer 2026 Public launch

Native Xbox and PlayStation apps are planned post-launch.

What Outcome is

The competitive home for collegiate esports 1v1.

Outcome.gg is where college players go head-to-head. Matches are organized around brackets and conference play; every match is streamed live from the players' PCs into the mobile app; markets ride alongside every round, so fans watching from their phones can call the action as it unfolds.

Inside Outcome

A competition platform first. Markets second, and always.

Three surfaces, one product. The collegiate program organizes the competition; the 1v1 Showdown is the match format that powers it; Solo Live Markets keep individual creators in the mix.

Collegiate Esports Program

Organized 1v1 competition for college players. Brackets, conference play, cross-school challenges, and a live broadcast for every match — with markets that follow the action.

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1v1 Showdown

The match format under every competition. Two players, one outcome. Matchmaker pairs them, the match goes live, and fans call the winner before the timer runs out.

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Solo Live Markets

For players streaming outside the bracket. Go live solo, and the fans watching from their phones get markets built around what you're doing.

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Read the full breakdown on the features page →

How it works

Five steps from waitlist to live.

Outcome opens to beta testers in mid-summer 2026 and publicly in late summer to early fall. The flow below is what users will do once they're in.

  1. Get Outcome on your iPhone.

    When the iOS Beta opens, sign in to Outcome on your iPhone. The app is the main experience — watching, predicting, and pairing all happen here.

  2. If you're competing, install the Outcome Companion.

    The companion is a small desktop app that sources your gameplay from your PC into Outcome. Players use it to enter matches; fans don't need it.

  3. Open the companion. It shows a QR code.

    The QR is your handshake — a single-use code that expires in five minutes. No usernames or passwords typed by hand.

  4. Scan the QR with the Outcome app on your iPhone.

    In your Outcome app, open Profile → Settings → Companion to launch the scanner. Point it at the QR your PC is showing — the two connect automatically.

  5. Go live — either in the bracket, or solo.

    If you're competing, the companion sources your match into the bracket for fans watching from their phones. If you're streaming solo, the same pipeline powers a Solo Live session with markets built around what you're doing.

Trust & control

A few things we believe a competition platform should make obvious.

What we collect, and why.

Outcome only collects information needed to run your account, your markets, and your stream. No third-party ad networks. The full Privacy Policy goes into specifics.

Pairing uses single-use codes.

Connecting your PC to your iPhone uses a short-lived code that expires after five minutes and can only be used once. No permanent link sits between your devices, and no passwords cross between them.

You decide what gets sourced.

Streaming is opt-in. The companion sources only the game you select, not your whole desktop. Stop streaming any time — your gameplay stops moving immediately.

FAQ

Common questions, answered straight.

What is Outcome.gg?
Outcome.gg is the competitive home for collegiate esports 1v1. College players go head-to-head in matches organized around brackets and conference play; fans watch from the iOS app with markets that ride alongside every round.
When can I use Outcome?
Beta access opens in mid-summer 2026 to a small group of testers. Public availability follows in late summer to early fall 2026. Join the waitlist for an invite.
Do I have to be in college to play?
The competitive program is scoped to college players. Anyone can watch matches, follow schools, and predict on the outcomes. Non-competing streamers can still go live with Solo Live Markets — see the features page.
Is Outcome available on iOS?
Not yet. iOS Beta opens mid-summer 2026, with public launch in late summer to early fall.
What is the Outcome Companion?
A free desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux that players use to source their PC gameplay into a match. Fans watching from the iOS app don't need it.

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Support

Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries?

Email support@playante.net. A real person reads every message.