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Tournik
Tournik is a free game where you bet in virtual currency on whether there will be disruptions on Paris metro and RER lines tomorrow, using incident data and daily resets.
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Tournik lets players place simple Yes/No bets in a virtual currency on whether specific Paris metro and RER lines will experience a listed type of disruption the next day. Each edition lists multiple daily challenges for individual lines and incident types, and shows the community vote percentages and recent results so players can compare expectations.
The site maintains leaderboards and clans, awards a daily ticket allowance and displays past results. Tickets are replenished to 1000 each day at 3:00. Odds shown are calculated from external incident data sources and the game stresses that all currency is purely fictional; there is no relation with transit authorities.
The platform cites open data and incident feeds: odds are computed from ratpstatus.fr incident data under ODbL and it also contains Île-de-France Mobilités PRIM information under the Licence Mobilités. Tournik identifies itself as an independent service without any formal link to the RATP, SNCF, or Île-de-France Mobilités.
How to play Tournik
- Open the daily edition and select a listed challenge for a metro or RER line and a specified incident type.
- Choose Yes or No to predict whether that disruption will occur tomorrow for that specific line and incident type.
- Place your bet using the virtual tickets shown in your account; the site displays community percentages and calculated odds to guide you.
- Check results in the following edition where past outcomes are displayed and track your standing on the leaderboard.
Tips for Tournik
- Use the displayed community percentages and the provided odds as a quick gauge of consensus before placing a bet.
- Prioritize lines or incident types that you follow or know well, since local knowledge of recurring issues can inform better predictions.
- Manage your daily ticket allowance knowing it resets to 1000 each day at 03:00 so you can space bets across several challenges.
- Consult the recent results list to spot patterns of frequent disruptions on specific lines before betting.
Tournik FAQ
What is Tournik?
Tournik is a free prediction game where players wager a virtual currency on whether specific Paris metro and RER lines will have a particular disruption the next day. The site presents daily challenges, shows community vote percentages, and records recent results and rankings so players can compare performance.
Is Tournik free to play?
Yes, Tournik is free and uses only a fictitious currency. The site explicitly states that all money is 100 percent virtual and no real money is involved at any time.
What do you bet on in Tournik?
You bet on whether a named disruption type will occur on a given Paris metro or RER line the following day. Each challenge names the line and an incident type, for example technical incident, passenger illness, or social movement, and you pick Yes or No.
When does the game reset or give new tickets?
Daily tickets are replenished to 1000 each day at 03:00. The site notes a daily recharge and shows an edition date for each day's set of challenges.
Can you see past puzzles and results?
Yes, Tournik displays recent results for completed challenges. A section lists the latest outcomes so players can review which lines had incidents and which did not.
Where do the odds come from?
Odds are calculated from external incident data and open data sources. The site states cotes are computed from ratpstatus.fr incident data (ODbL) and includes Île-de-France Mobilités PRIM information under the Licence Mobilités.
