Match Day
Match Day: Turn Sales Into a Head-to-Head
Two sides, one scoreline, and goals that land as the figures come in.
Best for: Two-team or head-to-head competition
LIVE ON THE BIG SCREENMatch Day makes a head-to-head feel like an event. Two teams line up with their own crests and the scoreline moves as results are updated, so a straight competition between two sides plays out like a match on the big screen instead of a list of totals.
Sites and locations
A TRUE TWO-SITE FIXTURE.
Turn two locations into opposing sides and let every update move the match forward live.
How it plays
Match Day in 4 steps
- 1
Choose the measure
Set the measure the match runs on and the wording your floor uses.
- 2
Pick the two sides
Name both teams and add the players lining up for each.
- 3
Press play
Kick-off goes up on the TV with the scoreline live.
- 4
Update and score
Each result moves the match on, with goals landing as the figures go in.
You choose the measure
The manager sets the measure and the wording, then updates the figures from a phone. The board on the big screen moves as each result goes in, so nobody has to keep a leaderboard by hand.
Plays through to the finale
Once play starts, Match Day runs as a complete animated sequence through to full time, so the head-to-head finishes on a proper result in front of the floor.
See Match Day running
Watch the board play on screen, then set it up with your own measure.
Questions
Match Day questions
Choose another Gamez
The other five boards
Tug of WarTwo sides pull the rope. Every result moves the marker.How Tug of War works
Boss BattleThe whole floor takes on the target together.How Boss Battle works
Route 66Every result takes each player further down the road.How Route 66 works
Top FloorPlayers climb the tower as their results come in.How Top Floor works
Mission to the MoonEvery result moves the mission closer to the target.How Mission to the Moon works