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SOCIAL SPORTS PICKS AND ARCADE Courtside is where sports and arcade games come together in one simple app.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Courtside puts sports picks and arcade games in one app. You make picks on sporting events and play arcade games at no cost, earning Courtside Coins as you go. The listing presents it as a social app, so friends and other fans are part of the competition.
The listing sets an age limit of 18 or older to create an account and play, and says the app is intended for entertainment only. It suits adult sports fans who want to follow games and compete on scores, or who like arcade play with a sports theme.
The build we hold is Courtside - Social Sportsbook 1.0.22 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Picks cover NBA and WNBA basketball, NHL hockey, MLB baseball, college basketball, NFL football and college football. Boxing and MMA with UFC fights are included, along with World Cup soccer and the English Premier League. The listing also names golf and says the app covers every major sporting event.
Esports are part of the lineup too, with CS2, League of Legends (LoL), Call of Duty (COD) and others. Picks on these events are made the same way as picks on traditional sports.
Arcade games are free to play. Coins are the app's in-game currency, and the listing says they come from play, from rewards, from bonuses and from daily drops that you receive for signing in. Logging in each day brings bonuses, coins and new challenges.
You can switch between picks and arcade play without leaving the app. The listing describes the two as separate styles inside one app, aimed at fans who want both.
Courtside tracks your stats, wins and streaks across your picks. Those results feed into leaderboards, where you can see how you rank against other players. The listing says you can also compete with friends directly and compare standings with them.
Using the leaderboards and friend competitions requires an account, and the listing ties them to the 18-and-over requirement. The competition is for bragging rights, and the listing does not describe any prizes beyond the coins and rewards inside the app.