FAQ

Outcome.gg is a prediction-market platform for gaming, esports, and live-streamed moments. The mobile app is the main experience; a desktop companion lets streamers source their PC gameplay into the same product. Read more on the features page.

Yes — Outcome is built around interactive outcome markets tied to gaming, esports, and live-streamed moments.

Outcome is built specifically around live gameplay and live esports — markets move with the action on screen. The desktop companion bridges PC gameplay into the iOS app so what you're watching and what you're predicting are the same thing.

The features page walks through the three core market formats — 1v1 Showdowns, Solo Live Markets, and Esports Prediction Markets — and explains how the wallet ties them together.

A head-to-head competition between two players. The matchmaker pairs them, the match goes live, and viewers call the result before the timer runs out. Full breakdown on /features.

A creator goes live with the companion bridging their PC into Outcome. Markets are built around moments in their stream — survive the round, finish the run, hit the goal. Viewers predict in real time and markets settle as moments resolve. See /features.

Real esports matches and tournaments surfaced on Outcome with markets that follow the broadcast — group stages, finals, MVP calls. Designed as second-screen content next to your usual stream. See /features.

Solo Live is built around a single creator's stream — markets follow what happens during their session. Esports Markets are built around large competitive events — leagues, tournaments, head-to-head pro matches. Both ride on top of a live broadcast; the difference is who's playing.

Markets settle automatically once the underlying event resolves — a round ends, a match finishes, a milestone is hit. Edge cases route to manual review and are disclosed when they happen.

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 from the home page for an invite.

Sign up from the home page CTA. You pick a role — viewer or streamer — and we invite testers in that order as capacity opens.

The iOS app and the desktop companion together. Beta testers see new features earlier and shape what ships at public launch.

iPhone running iOS 17 or later for the main app. Windows 10 (22H2+) or Windows 11, macOS on Apple Silicon, and Linux for the desktop companion. Native Xbox and PlayStation companion apps are on the post-launch roadmap.

Not yet. iOS Beta opens mid-summer 2026 with public launch in late summer to early fall.

Not at launch. We're focused on iOS for the initial release.

A free desktop app that lets streamers source their PC gameplay into the Outcome iOS app, so it shows up alongside the prediction markets that follow it. See the download page for system requirements.

Only if you want to source your own gameplay. Viewers don't need it.

Open the companion on your PC — it shows a QR code. In the Outcome iOS app, go to Profile → Settings → Companion to launch the scanner, point it at the QR, and the two connect automatically. The code is single-use and expires in five minutes.

Diamonds are the in-app currency. Earn them through activity in the app and through events; spend them inside markets, on gifts to creators, and on profile customization. Full breakdown on /features.

Yes, with diamonds, while you're watching a live stream. Gifts show up live for the creator and on their dashboard.

No. The wallet is optional. Most viewers will use the app without ever connecting one. Wallet connection is for users who specifically want to manage their balance outside the app.

Wallet connection is a one-time link from inside the app — you choose when and how to interact with it, and you can unlink any time from Wallet settings.

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 about categories, retention, and your rights.

Some surfaces inside the app may require identity verification depending on what you're doing. The verification flow is surfaced inside the app when relevant; you don't need to do anything before signing up.

Email support@playante.net. A real person reads every message. The support page also lists privacy and security disclosure channels.