The World Cup, working for your bar.
Your regulars predict the scores, climb a leaderboard with their name on it, and chase a prize you set. You get a full room on match nights and a customer list that lasts past the final whistle. All it takes is table tents and a prize. No screen needed. Free through the tournament, built and run by Lantern Harbor.
See the live leaderboard →This is the optional showpiece. If you’ve got a spare screen, it fills any TV. Most bars just put tents on the tables and let regulars play on their phones.
See how it works
Scan, pick the score, climb the board. The whole thing in under a minute.
Open the full walkthrough →What your patrons see
They scan a code on the table, pick scores, and lock a couple of season-long calls. That is the whole ask.
Mexico v South Africa
opening night
Haiti v Scotland
at Gillette
United States v Paraguay
What you get
- Table tents with a one-tap code, so regulars scan and play in seconds, no screen needed.
- A live leaderboard branded to your place, on phones and on your TV if you’ve got a spare screen.
- A named rivalry the regulars actually chase, by name.
- A customer list you keep, every name and mobile number, plus the email opt-ins you can message. Yours to keep.
- Your own Cup, a prize you set, a champion on the wall.
- An end-of-tournament recap: your numbers and your list, in one place.
Make them come back: present-to-win at the final packs your marquee night, a daily door-prize fills the slow ones, most-loyal-regular recognition rewards the diehards. You set the prize; we make running it easy, no nightly code to change.
After the tournament, if it worked
Keep it running
Carry the same crowd into football season, March Madness, and your slow Tuesdays. A flat monthly, less than a quiet weeknight costs you.
A website that pulls its weight
A free fix to start, and a clean rebuild if you want to go further. The kind of work I do for South Shore businesses every week.
Turn the list into repeat visits
The simple system that makes your list into regulars: an email before the big match, a slow-night offer. Built once, it runs itself.