How to Play
League of Thrones was created off the basis of a sports fantasy league, except much more simplified. It’s a digital way of tracking and comparing how right you are in your Game of Thrones predictions throughout the season.
The Original Game
Select a league
Players selected a Great House for their scores to live in. At the end of the season, they could see which league racked up the most points and wound up on top.
Make a prediction
Each week, players tapped the faces of those they thought would live, die, or become a white walker. For the finale, the third choice became who would hold the crown.
Play anonymous / play with Google
Originally, a Google account tracked predictions, accuracy, and weekly stats. Anonymous players could enter an alias and contribute points to their house. Accounts and submissions are now closed.
Play Again, Just for Fun
Replay any of the six weeks. Choose a house and alias, then tap each character to cycle through the week’s choices. Make a pick for every character and select “Reveal my score” to compare with the episode’s results.
- Correctly predicts lives: 100 points
- Correctly predicts dies: 500 points
- Correctly predicts white walker: 1,000 points
- Correctly predicts crown (week 6): 2,000 points
Accuracy is your share of the maximum points available that week, rather than the percentage of characters guessed correctly. Characters who were already dead cannot be selected.
Your practice picks are saved only in this browser. You can edit, rescore, or reset a week. If browser storage is unavailable, you can still play until you leave the page. Practice scores never enter the historical leaderboard.
About the Archive
The archive preserves 71 players and 146 predictions. Original scores and ranks remain unchanged. Week 5 submissions were not scored in the saved data, and no week 6 submissions were saved. Episode results for all six weeks remain available for replay.