Hood Guess
Pin the neighbourhood
- Read the listing, then drop a pin on the map
- Inside 50 km keeps the streak alive
- 5,000 km out scores nothing
- Three rounds a day free, then 2 credits a round
Listing Arena
Your listing, played instead of scrolled.
Three guessing games run on properties published to OpenLuxe. People compare two of them, appraise one of them, or hunt one down on a map. Every round is a few minutes spent reading a listing closely, and the ones they liked can be saved on the spot.
Playing needs a verified OpenLuxe account. Getting your listings into the games does not cost anything.
Cash Crown
Which one costs more
- Two published listings, side by side
- Pick the more expensive one
- 100 points for a correct call
- Plus 10 a round on a streak, up to 100
Appraisal Guess
Name the price
- One listing, one number
- Land inside 10% of asking to score the round
- The closer the guess, the higher the score
Rooms, not just runs
Multiplayer Hood Guess
Open a room, share the code, wait for everyone to ready up, then play the same properties at the same time. Players can put credits or a sticker from their collection into the pot before the first round. Locked stickers stay out of it.
Four clocks running at once
Leaderboards
Each game keeps a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly board. When a window closes, prizes are paid to the ranked players in cash credits, tiered by finishing position.
DailyWeeklyMonthlyYearly
- 1st
- 2nd to 3rd
- 4th to 20th
- 21st to 100th
Prize amounts vary by game and by window, so they are set in the arena rather than promised here.
What qualifies
The selector's rules
- The listing is published
- It carries a real asking price
- It has coordinates, for the map game
- Street View exists at the address
- Raw land is held back
- Recently shown properties sit out, so the same house is not on repeat
Keepers
After the reveal
Every round ends on the real listing. From there a player can save the property to a collection or open it in full.
Nothing, to enter
Cost to you
Entry is not a purchase and there is no monthly plan behind it. Credits on OpenLuxe are pay as you go at one cent each, and the arena only asks for them from players, past the free rounds.
Five counters per property
What the arena records
- Times shown
- How often the property entered a round
- Times correct
- How often players read it right
- Times fooled
- How often it beat them
- Average accuracy
- How close the guesses landed
- Difficulty score
- What the arena has learned about it
Game views are also written to the listing's own view history, tagged as game traffic, so arena attention shows up beside the rest of it.
Games run on live listings, so a property leaves the rotation the moment it is unpublished.
A social post has a weekend. A listing has a rotation.
Publish the property once. While it is live and it qualifies, it keeps turning up in rounds, and the people who guessed at it can save it in the same breath.
