The Bachelor Pool
Pick your person. Predict the roses. Win your league.
A fantasy league for The Bachelor, played all season. Back the contestant you think gets the final rose, and before every episode call who gets a date rose and who the Bachelor sends home — the premiere asks for the First Impression Rose, the finale for the Bachelor’s final choice, including “No final selection”. Your pick scores for every week they survive, special roses, hometowns and the final-choice stage. Optional Hometown Picks for the preseason crowd.
Great for:Families and roommates watching the season togetherOffice and group-chat leaguesFriends who all watch on different nightsAnyone who has ever argued about who goes home
How it runs
The Bachelor Pool, start to finish.
01
Start a pool for the season
Pick the season we are covering. The cast and schedule are already loaded — nothing to type.
02
Everyone backs a contestant
Share one link. Each player picks their Final Rose pick for the season and makes their first calls.
03
Watch. We score it.
After every episode we publish the results and every pool updates itself.
Everything you can customise
Features, options & plans.
Tune every detail to fit your group — and see exactly what is on each plan.
＋ Add-on = a paid add-on, included on Pro Commissioner.A Reality Pass covers one reality pool for one season, priced on how many people play. Reality is included on Pro Commissioner with no pass at all. See full pricing →
One season, one payment
Running just one pool? Skip the subscription.
A Reality Pass covers one reality pool for one season, priced on how many people play. It works only on a reality pool, and reality is included on Pro Commissioner and Organization with no pass at all. Priced by how many entries you need.
Bigger sizes cost less per entry. Outgrow the one you picked and you can resize later, paying only the difference.
The complete guide
How a The Bachelor Pool works.
A Bachelor pool is the easiest way to watch the season with your friends, your roommates or your group chat and have something riding on every rose ceremony.
The one decision: your Final Rose pick
Back the contestant you think the Bachelor ends up with. You cannot drop them while they are in, so the points reward conviction: +1 for the first week they survive, +2 for the second, up to +5 every week after that. If they are the Bachelor’s final choice you get +20 and a loyalty bonus of +2 for every week you backed them, up to +20 more.
The calls you make every week
| Call | What it asks |
|---|---|
| First Impression Rose (premiere) | Who gets the Bachelor’s First Impression Rose — +8 |
| Date Rose | Anyone who gets a group-date, one-on-one or two-on-one rose in the window — +5 |
| Going Home | Anyone the Bachelor sends home in the window — +8. Leaving on their own does not count |
| Final choice (finale) | Who is the Bachelor’s final choice — or “No final selection” — +8 |
How the points add up
| Event | Points |
|---|---|
| Your pick survives a week | +1, +2, +3, +4, then +5 |
| Gets the First Impression Rose | +8 once |
| Gets a date rose | +3, at most once a week |
| Reaches hometowns | +5 once |
| Reaches the final-choice stage | +10 once |
| Is the Bachelor’s final choice | +20 plus up to +20 loyalty |
| Sent home by the Bachelor | −5 |
These are the defaults. A commissioner can change any value before the first picks lock.
Start a Bachelor pool
Results are entered for you. Share one link.
The edge cases, decided in advance
- Two date roses in one week: your pick earns the +3 once.
- A rose offered and declined: no rose points — a rose has to be accepted.
- Your pick leaves on their own, for illness or is removed: no −5, nobody’s Going Home call is right, and you pick a replacement.
- A ceremony that ends on a cliffhanger: it is one week however many episodes it spans — survival is paid once, when it is settled.
- The finale ends with nobody chosen: “No final selection” is the answer: it pays that call, and nobody gets the winning bonus.
- A breakup at After the Final Rose: changes nothing — the result is what was decided at the end of the filmed final choice.
FAQ
The Bachelor Pool, answered.
How does a Bachelor pool work?+
Everyone backs one contestant for the season — the same contestant can be backed by any number of people — and makes fresh calls before every episode. Your pick earns points as they survive and collect roses; your calls earn points when they come true. The leaderboard adds both.
What counts as the final choice?+
The person the Bachelor mutually agrees to continue the relationship with at the end of the filmed final choice. An engagement is not required. If he finishes the filmed process single, the answer is “No final selection”. Later breakups, reunions and After the Final Rose never change a pool’s result.
What if my contestant goes home?+
You pick a replacement for the next week that has not locked. Points you already earned stay; the replacement’s loyalty starts again at +1. You cannot swap a contestant who is still in — that is the whole game.
Who enters the results?+
We do. ChooseASquare publishes each episode’s results once, and every pool following the season scores itself within moments. You never type a result. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we correct it — every pool re-scores, and nobody’s pick history changes.
What about spoilers?+
Turn on the spoiler shield and the pool hides every result you have not revealed yet — standings, who is out, even your own pick’s fate — until you tap to reveal it. Reminders tell you when your calls lock and never what happened.
Can we play for money?+
Reality pools do not collect entry fees through ChooseASquare yet. Run it for bragging rights, or settle any side pot between yourselves — the leaderboard is the record.
What does it cost?+
A Reality Pass is per season, priced on how many people play: $9 for up to 10, $19 for 25, $29 for 50 and up from there. Reality is included on Pro Commissioner and Organization with no pass needed.
Can I join after the season has started?+
A pool takes new entries until its first picks lock. Start one before the next episode airs and it plays from there — nobody earns points for episodes the pool did not play.
Is ChooseASquare affiliated with The Bachelor?+
No. ChooseASquare is an independent pool platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to The Bachelor, its producers or its network.
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