How Ledger works
Plain-language guides to the mechanics: what settles a market, where the numbers come from, and how a free-to-play prediction game compares with the products that take real money.
Updated July 22, 2026
These guides explain Ledger in plain language: how every call gets graded against real results, what the Shadow Line is, how the Float economy works, and how Ledger compares honestly with sportsbooks and prediction markets. No hype, no locks, no picks. Just the mechanics, written down.
Every page here follows the same rules as the game itself. Claims trace to the way Ledger is actually built. Numbers appear only when they are true, and estimates say they are estimates. When the game changes, the guides change with it.
How it works
Compared with real money
Play, questions, record
One thing you will not find in any of these pages: picks. No locks, no best bets, no expert plays. Ledger does not sell predictions, and Scout never pushes them unprompted or promises a win. Ask it where it leans and it will tell you, always framed as a read rather than a recommendation. If you want to see how your own calls hold up against reality, the board is open.