One page. One reveal. One champion. Hit the button and let the confetti fly, then scroll down to see who called the bracket best under the round-based scoring system.
Forest green and silver were always the right call. The old bracket pages can go away now. Beaumont won the thing for real.
Medals, winner-row glow, scorecard-based totals, and real tie-breakers built in. This is the final board, scored out of 100 with eye color and hair color now settled. Date, time, weight, length, and day-of-week reward near misses instead of only exact hits.
| Rank | Submitted By | Bracket Pick | Total | Name | Birth Day | Birth Time | Eye Color | Hair Color | Day of Week | Birth Weight | Birth Length |
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This matches the baby-pool scorecard: the name line uses bracket-round scoring, while the measurable categories use a sliding scale so closer guesses earn more points.
The baby name line is not an exact-match only. It scores by bracket round: 0 for Cedric, Benjamin, Blaze, Cyrus, Chase, Zane, Ryker, and Chandler; 5 for Arthur, Forrest, Frederick, and Augustus (Auggie); 10 for Octavius and Silas; 20 for Theodore; and 30 for Beaumont.
Exact birth date earns 15 points.
Exact birth time earns 10 points. Exact day of the week earns 10. Exact birth weight earns 10. Exact birth length earns 5.
Each match is worth 10 points. Called at five and a half months: blue eyes, blond hair. Spelling doesn't count against you — "Blonde" and "Blond" score the same, as do "Blue" and "Blue-gray."
Every category is now scored, eye and hair included, so the board below is the final result out of 100. Date, time, weight, and length don't punish near misses like total whiffs.
When two people land on the same total, the closer birth date wins first, then closer birth weight, then closer birth time, then submission time.