The rules

How to play

One property, one guess, up to 1,000 points. Here is everything you need before your first pin.

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The map is the game

Everything starts on the map: real streets, real houses, real sold prices hiding behind every marker. Your job is to read the neighbourhood the way a buyer would — then commit to a number.

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1 · Pick a property on the map

The map shows real homes that recently sold. Tap a marker to open the property board: photos, address area, living size, number of rooms, and the listing description.

  • Play close to home for an edge — or far away for a challenge.
  • Each property can be guessed once, so make it count.
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2 · Choose your mode

Two ways to play, set from your game settings:

  • Detailed — full clues: photos, size, rooms, description. The classic experience.
  • Price Only — for purists. Less to go on, more glory when you nail it.
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3 · Pin your price

Slide to the amount you believe the home sold for and lock it in. The scoring is instant — and honest.

Scoring is logarithmic: small misses barely cost you, but the further off you are, the faster your points fall away.

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The scoring scale

Every guess is worth up to 1,000 points. The closer you land, the more you keep.

Bullseye — practically the sold price1,000 pts
Close — a sharp, realistic estimate700–999 pts
Warm — right neighbourhood, wrong decade of renovation300–699 pts
Cold — did you look at the photos?1–299 pts
Way off — the market thanks you for your optimism0 pts

Sharpen your instinct

That’s all there is to it

Rules read. Excuses gone.

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