Fight Locks is a fight-pool organizer and picks tracking platform. Hosts can create pools, invite players, set scoring rules, and track picks during fight night.

No. Fight Locks is not a sportsbook, betting site, gambling platform, or payment processor. Fight Locks is a pool organizer and scoring platform.

Yes. During launch, Fight Locks Free Pool includes the full standard Fight Locks experience with unlimited players through UFC 329.

Fight Locks is for fight fans, friend groups, coworkers, sports bars, restaurants, creators, gyms, venues, and communities that want a cleaner way to organize fight-night picks.

No. Players can join pools and make picks without paying Fight Locks. Pricing is mainly for hosts/admins who want to create larger, more customized, or recurring pools.

A host creates a pool, chooses the setup, shares the invite code or link, and players join before the fights begin.

Players can join using the pool invite link or code shared by the host/admin. If they do not have an account yet, they will be asked to create one first, then join the pool.

Yes. Pools are designed to be private and shared with the people you invite.

Yes. Fight Locks works great for friends, family, coworkers, group chats, and fight-night watch parties.

Yes. Venue and branded community options can be handled separately from the standard host plans when a group needs a custom fight-night experience.

Yes. Players need a Fight Locks account so picks, pool history, leaderboard position, and results stay connected to the right person.

The invite link opens the Join a Pool page with the pool details ready to use. Create an account or sign in first, then tap Join By Code to enter the pool.

Email verification helps protect accounts and makes sure each player can get back into the right pools later.

After creating an account, check your inbox for a verification email. Please check your spam, junk, or promotions folder if you do not see it right away. While we finish verifying the real Fight Locks email sender, the message currently comes from Firebase <noreply@ufc328pool.firebaseapp.com>.

Depending on the pool settings, players may be able to pick the fight winner, method of victory, round prediction, Over/Under, Lock of the Night, and other scoring options enabled by the host/admin.

Fight Locks Free Pool includes the full standard Fight Locks experience during launch, including winner, method, round, Over/Under, Lock of the Night, Fastest Finish Tiebreaker, standard scoring, leaderboard, and pool controls.

Method of victory means predicting how a fighter wins, such as KO/TKO, submission, or decision.

Lock of the Night is a player's strongest pick on the fight card. Depending on the pool settings, getting your Lock of the Night correct earns +2 points.

An Over/Under pick lets players predict whether a fight will end before or after a set point, depending on the pool's scoring rules.

Yes. Hosts can use the standard Fight Locks scoring experience on Free Pool, Event Pass, and Commissioner pools. Bigger or recurring hosting needs are handled by Fight Locks Event Pass, Fight Locks Commissioner, or All Events Pass.

Yes. Hosts/admins can manage their pool's scoring setup where supported. During launch, Free Pools include unlimited players through UFC 329.

Yes. Scoring may vary depending on the host/admin settings. Players should always review their pool's scoring key before making picks.

Players can see everyone's picks once the fights begin. This keeps picks private before the event starts and makes fight night more exciting once the action begins.

Players can change picks before the card locks. Once picks are locked, nobody can change them based on what other players picked.

Picks lock at the time shown on the pool page. Always check the countdown and lock time for the specific pool you are playing in.

Yes. Fight Locks is designed to help players follow the leaderboard, track points, and see where they stand during fight night.

No. Fight Locks does not accept entry fees, hold pool funds, process player payments, manage payouts, distribute winnings, or take a percentage of private pool money.

Yes. A host can run a pool just for fun, bragging rights, or a free group competition.

Hosts can decide their own private group format outside Fight Locks, such as bragging rights, winner-takes-all, top two, top three, or another arrangement that works for their group.

If a host chooses to organize a private payment arrangement, that is handled entirely outside Fight Locks between the host and participants.

No. Private payment arrangements are handled entirely by the host and participants outside Fight Locks.

Fight Locks charges for platform access and pool-hosting tools, such as larger pools, premium customization, recurring host tools, and advanced admin features.

During launch, Fight Locks Free Pool includes unlimited players through UFC 329. Paid host options are coming soon for larger, recurring, and more customized pool needs.

Event Pass, Commissioner, and All Events Pass options are planned for hosts who want bigger events, repeat-host tools, saved settings, and more advanced pool features.

Hosts/admins can create pools, invite players, manage pool settings, control scoring options, and keep the group organized.

No. Admins should not change a player's username. Players should control their own display name or account identity.

Players control their own display name or account identity. Hosts/admins manage the pool, invites, settings, and scoring.

If enabled, hosts/admins can manage pool participants and remove users when needed to keep the pool organized.

Fight Locks Commissioner can include saved host settings and saved scoring presets so frequent hosts do not have to rebuild their setup every event.