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Full fields, not coin flips
Every runner on the card is playable — win, place, or across a set. The old two-horse guessing game is gone.
Free to play · coins, never cash
Every race, in one feed. Everyone calling it at once.
Galop turns the world’s race cards into a continuous feed you can read, call and share — full fields, field intelligence, spreads and parlays, streaks and seasons. All of it played with in-app coins.
18+. Galop is a free-to-play prediction game. Coins have no cash value, cannot be withdrawn and cannot be exchanged for money or prizes. Galop is not a bookmaker, does not accept real-money wagers, and holds no gambling licence.
The feed
One continuous card, instead of a hundred dead ends.
Most racing products make you hunt for a meeting, load a page, and lose the thread. Galop runs as a single vertical feed: the next race is always one gesture away, and the wait before the off is part of the show.
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The pre-race card
A live race has no result to leak yet, so the wait becomes the feature: a running clock to the off, drifting prices and the live pick split.
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One gesture per call
Tap a runner for intel, or place at your last stake in a single motion with an undo. The panel is for when you want to think.
The slip
Structures that usually live in a terminal, in a feed you can thumb.
Galop’s slip travels with you down the feed and survives a restart. It handles the shapes serious players actually use, and does the arithmetic for you.
Spreads and multiples
Put one stake across a set of runners and choose how it lands.
- Dutch — stakes weighted by price so every winner returns the same.
- Even split — equal stakes across the set, win or place.
- Parlays — runner-based legs across races, with live combined return.
- 1–2 finishes — tap first, then second, exact order or any order.
Staking that does the maths
Say what you want; the slip works out the split.
- Target return — name the return, get the stake distribution.
- Target hit-chance — name the confidence, get the spread that reaches it.
- Suggested stake — a conservative sizing hint from the modelled probability.
- Cash out — take a settled value and step away, mid-race.
Field intelligence
A number you can interrogate, not a number you have to trust.
Every runner carries a modelled score, a win probability and a read on how the market is moving. Open any of them and you see the inputs, the confidence, the sample behind it and how fresh the source is.
Value
Where the model disagrees
Presets surface runners whose modelled chance is ahead of the market price, and longshots the model rates far higher than the board does.
Moves
Steamers and drifters
Price movement is tracked across the card, so a runner being backed hard shows up before you have to go looking for it.
Form
Resolved identities
Horse, jockey and trainer history are joined into one canonical record across data sources, so form reads as one story rather than several.
Integrity
A leaderboard is only worth something if it cannot be gamed.
Results are decided on the server, not in the app. Before a pick locks, the outcome is not present in anything the client can read — and for live races it does not exist yet at all.
HiddenThe result is withheld from every public read path until your pick is locked.
Server-sidePicks, grading, streaks, shields and the coin economy are all resolved server-side. The app cannot mint coins or claim a win.
On recordEvery modelled recommendation is written down as a receipt — the model version, the runner it favoured, its confidence and the exact inputs it saw — so a call can be checked after the fact instead of quietly rewritten.
AccountableAccuracy and best streak are the public numbers, and they are built only from picks that were locked in time.
Together
Racing is a room, not a spreadsheet.
The parts of Galop that make it a scene rather than a solo game.
Rooms
Friends, groups and challenges
Invite a friend into a race with one link, run a private group card, or throw a head-to-head challenge on a single result.
Seasons
Seasons that reset
Leaderboards run in seasons, so a good week now beats someone else’s good year. Badges and titles carry between them.
Share
Result cards
A called upset becomes a branded card that links straight back into the race it came from.
On the roadmap
What we are building next, stated plainly.
These are not live yet. They are the next things in the queue, and we would rather list them honestly than imply they already ship.
Next
Genuinely live cards
Real meetings running in the feed with betting closing at the off and settlement after, mixed in with replays.
Next
A creator layer
High-accuracy players publishing their calls, with followers copying or fading them, and trust scores built from a public record.
Next
A feed that learns you
Ranking tuned to your accuracy, the race types you actually play and the difficulty band that keeps it interesting.
Next
Live co-presence
Seeing how many people are on a race with you, and where the room is leaning, while the clock runs down.
18+
Play designed to be easy to stop
Galop is entertainment. Nothing here can be cashed out, and there is no deposit to chase. The mechanics are built to let you leave cleanly: cash out of a live position, spend a shield instead of losing a streak, and take the daily reward without a countdown punishing you for missing it. We do not use expiring-loss pressure, near-miss theatre or fake scarcity.
The sport deserves better software.
Open the feed, call a race, and see whether you are as good at this as you think.