Pressed
Pressed vs noBlood
noBlood and Pressed chase the same job: keep the Saturday money game straight so nobody argues in the parking lot. The difference is how you start and how you finish. noBlood is an app download with a season setup before your first bet. Pressed opens in a browser, lets you add guests by name and score hole one in under a minute, then nets everything into the fewest payments at the end.
| Pressed | noBlood | |
|---|---|---|
| Cold start | Start a round in the browser, no download and no signup | App download and account before the first round |
| Guests without accounts | Add guests by name and score for the whole group | Players generally need the app |
| Settlement optimization | Nets every bet and minimizes the number of payments, then hands off to Venmo or Cash App | Keeps a running ledger; you decide the transfers |
| Presses | One tap mid-round, every bet re-scores instantly | Supported as ledger entries |
| Wolf with 3-6 players | Yes, with a Lone Wolf multiplier you control | Focused on the ledger, not per-format scoring |
| Price | Free tier, Pro $9.99/mo or $79.99/yr | Roughly $21 per season |
No credit card required
FAQ
- Is Pressed more expensive than noBlood?
- Yes, if you only need a ledger — noBlood is about $21 a season. Pressed costs more because it scores each format hole-by-hole and minimizes the payments for you. The free tier covers Nassau with no credit card.
- Do my buddies have to download anything?
- No. You can add them as guests by name, or send one link that joins them to the exact same round.
- Which is faster on the first tee?
- Pressed — no download, no season setup. Pick the course, pick the game, start scoring.