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# Walkthrough: Prediction example
**To make it clear, let’s walk through an example of a match in the French League between Paris and Marseille.**
It’s early January and the French League is starting to take shape. Paris and Marseille are tied at the top, separated only by goal difference. This is the biggest match of the season.
You (player A) and your friend (player B) gamify your club rivalry and go head-to-head in a prediction game.
### The predictions
#### Player A's Prediction
Player A predicts a tight game with Paris the eventual winner: \
**Paris \[1] - \[0] Marseille**
Player A uses the following Pookyball to make his prediction:
* Home Event: France
* City: Paris
* Season: current
* Pressure: 100%
* Rarity: Rare
#### Player B's Prediction
Player B is a lifelong Marseille fan. They know it will be difficult to win in Paris, but remain hopeful (the season is going well, after all). Player B predicts a low-scoring draw:\
**Paris \[1] - \[1] Marseille**
He uses the following Pookyball to make his prediction:
* Home Event: France
* Club Team: Lyon
* Season: Old 2021
* Pressure: 100%
* Rarity: Epic
### Game resolution
All the build up is warranted. The game is a low scoring match, but full of controversy and excitement. The final score is:
**Paris \[1] - \[0] Marseille**
Player A predicted the exact score. Player B didn’t predict the correct score, but still got the Defense prediction correct, so he will still score some points.
Let’s break down the Points each player won from their predictions and Pookyball.
{% hint style="info" %}
All Base values have the same expected value, except for Score, which is the only attribute that is not a yes/no question.
{% endhint %}