Abstract: An algorithmic-based gaming method implemented through a computing system and including generating, with a computer processor, a finite set of 100 temporal elements corresponding to minutes of a prospective soccer match, dividing the finite set of 100 temporal elements into divided and equal quotient betting sections each uniquely including at least one of the 100 temporal elements, the equal quotient betting sections corresponding to a user winning outcome, receiving a plurality of temporal element selections from a plurality of users communicatively coupled to the computing database, and producing a random winning outcome from the occurrence of the prospective soccer match, the random winning outcome corresponding to a last goal scored in the occurrence of the prospective soccer match and the one of the plurality of temporal element selections received from the plurality of users and stored on the computing database.

Abstract: Pocketball is the process of generating an outcome at random from a sport competition. The model is a new betting method in which participants bet on an athletic contest rather than wagering on the teams, which is often fixed. The aim of this new method is to preserve the integrity of sport from the threat of match-fixing by allowing randomness to determine the outcome of sports wagering. The Pocketball method is applicable in different sports disciplines, such as football/soccer, America football, baseball, basketball, cricket, handball, hockey, lacrosse, netball, rugby, softball, tennis, volleyball and water polo. The version of the Pocketball method applied to soccer is called “Ultimate Goal.” The Ultimate Goal is a prognostic contest in which different players compete against each other to see who is the most efficient at predicting the pocket (group of numbers) that will match a “random outcome” drawn from a soccer match.

Abstract: Pocketball is the process of generating an outcome at random from a sport competition. The model is a new betting method in which participants bet on an athletic contest rather than wagering on the teams, which is often fixed. The aim of this new method is to preserve the integrity of sport from the threat of match-fixing by allowing randomness to determine the outcome of sports wagering. The Pocketball method is applicable in different sports disciplines, such as football/soccer, America football, baseball, basketball, cricket, handball, hockey, lacrosse, netball, rugby, softball, tennis, volleyball and water polo. The version of the Pocketball method applied to soccer is called “Ultimate Goal.” The Ultimate Goal is a prognostic contest in which different players compete against each other to see who is the most efficient at predicting the pocket (group of numbers) that will match a “random outcome” drawn from a soccer match.