Comparison

Bobibets vs Scorecast

The veteran of multi-sport predictions versus the newcomer that gives your picks real odds. An honest comparison, no cheap shots.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

The 30-second verdict

Scorecast is the oldest player in the segment (launched in 2012) and the only one covering multiple sports. If you want to predict tennis or rugby, Scorecast is still your app — we’ll say it plainly.

But their own players tell another story: 2.8/5 across 513 French App Store reviews (June 2026), the lowest rating in the segment. If you’re after a Scorecast alternative for football — stable, free, with real odds and not a single euro at risk — that’s exactly why we built Bobibets.

What Scorecast does better than us

No pretending here: on these three fronts, Scorecast is ahead. If your thing is predicting rugby or Grand Slam tennis with your friends, close this page and stay with them. Honestly.

Why their players are looking for an alternative

Everything below comes from their own App Store reviews (June 2026), not from us:

1. Recurring bugs and outages — often at the worst possible moment: during major competitions, when everyone is playing.
2. A recent redesign that landed badly: counters reset, long-time players losing their bearings.
3. Monetisation perceived as aggressive — down to editing a prediction, which unlocks through their in-app currency (Scorecoins).
4. An AI / sports-betting pivot that muddies the “no-real-money” message that built their identity.

No joy in listing this — a pioneer wobbling is never good news. But if you typed “scorecast alternative” into Google, you deserve a straight answer about what we offer instead.

What Bobibets does differently

Your predictions have odds. Real bookmaker odds, frozen the moment you place your bet. Payout = stake × (odds − 1): a gutsy call on a 4.50 underdog pays far more than a safe pick on the favourite. Nobody else does that for free in France.

You manage an actual stake. Sniper mode (1 bobi per match, pure precision) or All-In (one bankroll, free stakes, go all-in if you dare). You don’t “submit a score” — you make decisions.

Editing a prediction is free. Pick AND stake, up to 5 minutes before kickoff. No in-app currency needed to fix a hasty click.

A crystal-clear position: no real money. Virtual points (the bobis), zero euros at risk, zero ambiguity. We unpack it all in our guide to betting without money.

And the rest: private leagues created in 1 minute, a Wall of Fame and a Wall of Shame (trash talk is a feature), Loto Bobi (your league’s consensus ticket), free and ad-free. The full picture is on how it works.

The comparison table

App Store ratings and prices as of June 2026.

Where we’re honest

For the criticism above to be credible, here is ours:

1. Football only. 5 major leagues + the 2026 World Cup. No rugby, no tennis. We’d rather do football very well than everything half-well.
2. We’re young. Launched in 2026, small community. No giant public leagues here: our home turf is your private league with your friends.
3. Web app, no native app. Everything runs in the browser for now.
4. Seeing top players’ predictions is paid here too (the Légende subscription). We won’t criticise their premium while hiding ours.

Also comparing with the market leader? We did the same exercise: Bobibets vs Mon Petit Prono.

FAQ

Is Bobibets a good Scorecast alternative?

If you predict football and want real bookmaker odds, actual stake management and zero real money: yes. If you predict rugby, tennis or basketball: no — Scorecast remains the only French multi-sport app in this segment.

Is editing a prediction paid?

No. You can edit both your pick AND your stake for free, up to 5 minutes before kickoff. On Scorecast, editing unlocks through their in-app currency, Scorecoins.

Is Bobibets a real-money betting site?

No. Bobibets is a free prediction game played with virtual points called bobis. Real bookmaker odds are only used to weight your point winnings: you never risk a single euro.

Which sports can you predict on Bobibets?

Football only: 5 major leagues plus the 2026 World Cup. For multi-sport predictions (rugby, tennis, basketball…), Scorecast remains the reference.