Still based on real results
Wins, losses, points, and point difference remain the raw material.
Toxic Mode
Winning gets you glory. Losing might get you the Cupu D’Or.
If the group agrees, turn on Toxic Mode for a Hall of Shame, live ticker, result-based roasts, and awards that meet the requirements—without changing the official score.
Toxic Mode uses the same results. Official scores and regular standings stay intact.
A social layer, not a new rulebook
The result stays official. Only the banter changes.
When the group is up for it, Toxic Mode turns real results into roasts and earned awards. Scores, pairings, MMR, and official history stay untouched.
The host stays in control
The level can change before the session ends. Birthday Mode uses Savage, then the setting locks at finalization.
Regular standings are still there
The Toxic view never replaces the official match result.
Proof in the product
The fun runs live—and gets a proper finish.
The ticker moves with the match. When there is enough data, Hall of Shame and Rewind bring back moments that actually happened on court.
The ticker and toxic standings follow the scores already entered.
Awards and the Cupu D’Or appear only when the recorded results support them.
Pick the spice level
Three levels of banter. Choose with the group.
01 Light banter
Mild
The lightest version. Ask the group first, and keep it off if anyone would rather not have their result turned into a roast.
Tone example
“Rough night for Budi. Tomorrow’s a new day. Probably.”
02 Proper roasts
Medium
Sharper than Mild. Use it only after the group agrees on the tone and intensity.
Tone example
“Budi has now donated points to every team on court. Generous.”
03 Full Hall of Shame
Savage
The sharpest level, and the one Birthday Mode requires. Awards still appear only when the results meet their requirements. Use Savage only with clear consent from the group.
Tone example
“0 wins, 4 byes, still asking for a rematch. The Cupu D’Or is basically his.”
No random roasting
Awards appear when the result really supports them.
An award card appears only when the match data passes its threshold and selection rules. A regular Rewind awards slide needs at least two qualifying awards. Birthday Mode can show the slide with one and uses birthday-specific labels. Completing the match locks the final Toxic result.
King of Cupu
Can go to a qualifying player on the bottom row when the result is not a peaceful tie.
Tukang Nyumbang Poin
Can use the lowest negative point difference when the data and award-selection rules allow it.
Sultan of Bye
Needs at least two byes and a total above the session median, then still follows the award-selection rules.
Bulldozer Korban
Can use the largest recorded losing margin when the data and award-selection rules allow it.
Keep it fun
Get consent. Roast the game, not the person.
The jokes target recorded performance, never appearance or identity. Before the match ends, the host can change or disable Toxic Mode unless Birthday Mode is active. Once it ends, the final choice is locked, and Birthday Mode keeps Savage on while active. Get the group’s consent before enabling any level.
Before you switch it on
What people ask before switching on Toxic Mode.
Can I turn it off?
Yes. Before the match ends, the host can change or disable it unless Birthday Mode is active. Once it ends, the final choice is locked. Birthday Mode keeps Savage on while active.
Who sees the roasts?
The host can see the Toxic view during the session. Shared viewers see whatever has reached the read-only view at that point. Qualifying awards can also appear in FOM Rewind.
Is it actually mean?
The jokes are limited to recorded performance, but people react differently. Ask for consent, agree on the intensity, and leave it off if anyone is uncomfortable.
Make sure the group is in
Someone in your group may be in line for the Cupu D’Or.
Turn on Toxic Mode with the group’s consent, then see which jokes and awards the final result actually supports.