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Friday Bourse, a stock-market bluff game for your TV

Friday Bourse is a party game where the TV shows a live stock market and each phone shows at least one secret tip a day. You buy, sell or short with play coins from Monday to Friday, decide who to believe, and the richest desk at Friday's close wins. It is in private testing and not online yet.

In testingBuilt and in private testing. You can't play it online yet.

Players
Up to 4 free, up to 8 with Host Pass (planned)
Languages
English
You need
One TV or big screen with a browser, and a phone per player
Status
Built and in private testing.
Friday Bourse on a TV: six made-up companies with price charts, a leaderboard and a news ticker on Friday.
The TV on Friday: six made-up companies, live prices and the standings. AI-made art. Local test build, simulated players.
Friday Bourse on a phone: cash, net worth, rank and a private news note for the player.
A player's phone: cash, net worth and private notes. Local test build, simulated players.

How to play Friday Bourse

  1. You run a trading deskEveryone starts with the same play coins and a few shares. The market runs on the TV for one week, Monday to Friday.
  2. Read your secret tipEvery morning your phone shows at least one secret tip on a company, with how often that kind of tip is right. Nobody else sees it.
  3. Trade at the bellsTwice a day you get a short trading bell to buy, sell or short. Big trades move the price, so the room can see what you did.
  4. Watch the newsAfter the bells a news flash moves prices on the TV. From Wednesday the priciest company is marked Overheated.
  5. Talk, bluff, cash outShare your tip, twist it, or keep quiet. On Friday shares are cashed at the closing price and the richest desk wins.

Questions about Friday Bourse

Is Friday Bourse gambling?
No. It uses play coins and made-up companies, and there is nothing to win.
Is it free?
Free to play. A paid Host Pass is planned; price not set. A free room holds up to 4 players, and up to 8 with the Host Pass.
Does it teach real investing?
No. It is a party game about reading people and bluffing. The market is invented and is not financial advice.
Which languages?
English for now.

Join Friday Bourse with your phone

When the game runs on the TV in a test build, scan its QR code or type the room code. No app needed.

How to join Friday Bourse

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