EVERY GAME, SCORED FOR YOU.

You tell us what makes a game worth it to you, and we score every upcoming game 0–10 to match. Four things go into it: stakes, rivalry, stars, and matchup. You set how much each one counts, and your whole slate re-ranks in real time. Same engine for the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, MLS, WNBA, college, the World Cup, tennis, golf, and boxing.

Stakes: how much is on the line, from division races to knockout rounds to championships. Rivalry: the heat between two teams, drawn from a catalog of 161 named matchups, from the Subway Series to El Tráfico. Stars: marquee players and the hottest teams, pulled from live league data. Matchup: how good the game itself projects to be, so a likely nail-biter outranks a blowout.

Because a Game 7 is a Game 7. If your sliders lean toward regular-season stuff, a plain average could let an NBA Finals game land in the 7s, and that’s just not honest. So championship-size moments (Finals, World Series, knockout rounds) carry a floor: games that big can’t score low. Your taste still ranks everything above it.

Every game gets a plain-English read of why it’s worth watching, written from the same four factors as the score, so it can never tell you something the number doesn’t. Want it faster? Turn on quick chips. Want a different feel? Pick from a set of announcer-inspired voices, or let Mix rotate them across your slate. It all lives in Settings.

It’s telling you exactly where to watch. When the national broadcast is locked in, you get it as a banner. When it isn’t out yet, you see the league’s national windows for that game’s day, so a Friday MLB game shows you the Friday window, not the whole week’s worth of channels you don’t need.

CourtVisual runs on a proprietary blend of live data from multiple trusted feeds, covering schedules, tickets, broadcast details, and matchup projections across pro teams and national competitions. The watch guides are kept current by hand and checked each season. The rivalry catalog and the scoring itself are ours, the part you won’t find anywhere else.

Neither. It’s independent. Team and league names are just how we point you at the right games and broadcasts. Some outbound ticket and streaming links are affiliate links, which help keep the lights on at no extra cost to you.

Yeah, every card has a share button. What you send opens with the score, the matchup, and the watch-or-go actions, so whoever’s on the other end can decide to tune in or come along.

Every card shows where to watch by default: the national broadcast or that day’s TV windows, your out-of-market streaming option, and a note on your local market. A tickets link sits right at the bottom of each card for when you’d rather be there in person, so going to the game is always one tap away.

Anytime. Your excitement mix lives in Settings, and you can re-tune the sliders whenever your mood changes, chasing rivalries this week, close games the next. Your ranking shifts the second you do.