How to run a free LaLiga prediction pool online

LaLiga is the perfect competition for a prediction pool that lasts the whole season, not just a random weekend. With 38 matchdays ahead, there's plenty of time for your group's standings to twist and turn even more than the actual title race. Here's how to set it up for free.

38 matchdays, 20 teams, plenty of road ahead

With 20 teams and 38 matchdays, LaLiga offers a long, steady calendar: there are matches to predict almost every weekend, which keeps the pool alive for months instead of fizzling out after a couple of weeks like short tournaments or one-off knockouts tend to.

Why a full-season pool is more addictive

Unlike a straight knockout tournament, a LaLiga pool leaves room for a comeback: if you have a bad run for several matchdays in a row, you've still got plenty left to claw your way back up the standings. That means nobody throws in the towel too early, and the fight for first place stays alive right up to the final matchdays, just like in the real league.

How the standings evolve matchday by matchday

Every week, as soon as the matches you predicted wrap up, your points get added automatically and the group's table reshuffles itself. It's common to see leaders hold on for several matchdays and then suddenly drop after a weekend full of upsets, along with unexpected comebacks from someone who looked out of contention. That back-and-forth, week after week, is what keeps people checking the standings every Monday.

Set up your LaLiga pool in a few minutes

Just create a league in Match Prophets, pick LaLiga from the available competitions, and share the invite link with your group. And if you also follow the Champions League, the Premier League, or any of the other 9 available competitions, you can combine them all within the same league, so there's no need to juggle several separate groups.

Free, from August through May

Creating your LaLiga pool in Match Prophets is free with no limit on participants, so it can stick with you all season long, from the very first matchday to the last. The standings update on their own after every match, and if you're up for some extra comparison, you can also check where you stand in the global and country rankings.