What is a Call Ticket?

A Call Ticket is the receipt of a call — the side you picked, the Dots you put behind it, and the price you called it at, all in one place.

You get one every time you call a question. Say the middle sits at 67 and you’re leaning Yes: before you commit a thing, the ticket spells the whole call out — Yes, at 67, with however many Dots you chose to back it. No fine print arriving later. What the ticket says is what you hold.

Then it waits with you. While the question is open, the ticket is your position — your read, written down, before the world weighs in.

Then the question’s day comes, and the ticket closes the way it opened: exactly what it said, no surprises. Called it right and it hands back Dots — +150 Dots, say — with the win going straight onto your record. Missed it, and the ticket files away as a tough read — still yours, still counted — and the next question is already waiting.

What a call actually is — the move this ticket records — is what is a call. And if you want to watch one get made, the FAQ walks a call through.