Scoragora is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

It includes a free 2026 World Cup calendar you can add to Google Calendar / Apple Calendar, with local kickoff times and updates as teams and results are confirmed.

If you want to play, you can also create private prediction leagues with friends, family, or coworkers: predict scores, group qualifiers, semifinalists, finalists, and champion. Scoring and rankings are automatic.

No betting, no ads, no affiliation with FIFA. Just a nostalgic football pool for fun.

Original Scoragora: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7873348 https://x.com/scoragora

I loved the original game, and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar wasn’t as fun for me because Scoragora wasn’t around.

All feedback is welcome: https://scoragora.com

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48444145

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Basically what he was trying to do here was a expense and income administrator with tags. That it's just a part of what bookkeeping and accounting is.

Nice try. But you can't replace what works and what has been done for reliability and confidence since 1400 at least by the masters of trade.

The conflict in Colombia isn't ended yet though, the ELN hasn't signed the cease-fire.

   s = {'square': lambda x: x **2, 'simple': lambda x: x, 'cube': lambda x: x ** 3}

   s.get('square', lambda x: 0)(10)
   s.get('nonexistent', lambda x: 0)(10)

Something wrong?