Marqit

Marqit asks you to call real life before it happens. Every day it posts three questions, one from the news, one from pop culture and one from sport, and every player in the world gets the same three. On 26 October 2026 the calls were whether Donald Trump's net approval would be at or above -22.0 on Monday night, whether Minimum Wage would be in Netflix's U.S. top 10 shows on Monday, and whether the Dallas Cowboys would beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football.

You tap Yes or No on each call. Once you pick, the crowd's split appears and you can comment on the call. Each call locks before its event starts, so your answer is fixed from then on, and points come in after the result: 100 for a correct call, 200 for a boosted one, and a 100 point bonus for going three for three.

The game is built around playing with people. Buddies who make the same correct pick each earn 25 extra points, rivals start with five golden stars and take one from each other on the days they call more correctly, and groups get their own leaderboard on the same three calls, with a chapter ranking for college fraternities and sororities. There are worldwide, state, friends and category boards, streaks with one free Streak Freeze, and badges at 7, 30 and 100 days. A separate Marqit Challenge runs one multiple-choice call a week from November 16 to December 31, 2026.

Marqit is made by Grand Media Group LLC. A strip of the day's events, earnings reports, games and their odds, runs along the top, with a line of news headlines under the tabs. It is free, with no ads, no purchases, no wagering and no cash prizes. You can play the day's calls as a guest; signing up keeps your streak and puts you on the boards. It suits anyone who follows sport and the news and wants a quick daily guess to compare with friends.