Leagues and teams
A league connects several duelgo chats into a long-running competition: points from individual rounds add up into a shared league leaderboard. Ideal for season-long prediction games (each round = one match) or a series of company quizzes. Leagues are available from the Pro plan.
- Create a league
In the studio's left-hand menu, open Leagues → New league. Enter a name (e.g. “Football League 2026”) and optionally an image.
- Assign duelgo chats
For each round, pick your league in the League section of the publishing dialog. Points are counted towards the league at evaluation. Once a duelgo has been evaluated, its league can no longer be changed.
- Share one permanent link
The league has its own player link — share that instead of the links to individual rounds. It always leads where it should: to the duelgo that's currently playable; when none is running, it shows the player their prediction slip from the last evaluated round (and, for anyone who didn't play, the correct answers and the leaderboard). Pin it to your social channels once and you're done.
- Watch the leaderboard
The league leaderboard (points, rounds played, success rate) is recalculated when each round is evaluated. Players see it with their results; you see it in the statistics of any duelgo in the league.
Teams
Within a league you can set up teams (name + logo) — say, company branches or fan groups. Each team has its own player link: whoever arrives through it plays for that team. The statistics then gain a team leaderboard with the number of players and the average points per player, so even teams of different sizes compare fairly.
Good to know
A player counts towards the league leaderboard across all the rounds they've played — anyone who skips a round simply gets no points for it.
Deleting a league is irreversible. The duelgo chats aren't lost — only the shared leaderboard falls apart.