What is Prediction Trigger?
In this case, a user must make a prediction, in the form of a multiple-choice answer. This prediction must be made before they can back a post. The post then enters a waiting mode after the conditions for releasing are met, if the post creator has not yet entered the prediction result. The post gets released only after the post creator enters the prediction result.
This trigger can add a sense of suspense and anticipation to the backing process. Users wait to see if their predictions were correct. It could also create a fun, game-like dynamic that encourages users to engage with posts.
This trigger could be used in a variety of contexts, such as predicting the outcome of a sporting event, guessing the conclusion of a story, forecasting trends, and more. It allows users to actively participate in the content rather than just passively consuming it.
Match Guess
The “Match Guess” is a specialized form of prediction that involves guessing the outcome of a game. Users make their prediction by entering two numbers representing the final scores for each team.
Three different outcomes can occur:
- 1.Wrong Answer:
The user incorrectly predicts the winner and loser of the game.
- 2.Correct Answer:
The user correctly predicts the result of the game (win, lose, or draw), but the predicted scores do not match the actual game result.
- 3.Accurate Answer:
The user’s predicted scores exactly match the result of the game.
Advantages of using prediction trigger
This trigger finds utility across various contexts, enabling users to actively participate in the content rather than consuming it passively.
Enhance your audience’s experience further with our Questionnaire Trigger, inviting users to provide feedback through surveys. Also, consider pairing predictions with the exclusive access offered by our Ticket Trigger.