36 achievements, most in questionable taste
Unlocked by who your picks were, where they lived and the day they chose to go.

Draft famous people with your friends. Score when they die. Try not to cheer out loud.

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Search any living public figure and add them to your list. Each pick shows what it would score if they died today.

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Send one link to the group chat. Leagues are private: only the people you invite can join or see your picks.

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Deaths are confirmed automatically. The whole league sees the news, you get the points and the slot reopens.

Every confirmed death scores 120² − age² points, using their exact age down to the day. Someone who goes at 35 is worth 13,175; at 95, 5,375.
Your Grim Pick, the captain of your deathlist, scores double.
Unlocked by who your picks were, where they lived and the day they chose to go.

Every confirmed death gets a short roast obituary for your league. It never leaves the league.
Every death you score comes with a card for the group chat.
A game, also called a dead pool, where everyone drafts a list of famous people and scores when one of them dies. Offices and pubs have run them on paper for decades. Rest In Picks keeps the lists, confirms the deaths and does the maths.
Rest In Picks checks Wikidata for a recorded date of death and, once it’s there, confirms the death automatically. Nobody scores on a rumour.
No. Leagues are private and invite-only. Only the people in your league see your picks.
Yes. No ads, no premium tier, as many leagues as you like.
A little, on purpose. Death pools have been an office and pub tradition for decades. This one stays private, among friends who are in on the joke.
Your friends join from the group chat and everyone drafts a deathlist. It’s free.
Rest In PicksThe celebrity death pool for friends
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