Bet, Run, Win!
RunBet hosts games to keep you committed to running. Place your bet, start running, and win!
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Not only is it great motivation to get my butt out there when I don’t want to but getting paid on top of that is awesome!
–Lurel W.
How to play
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New games start every Monday. Each game's run schedule shows what you have to do.
Bet on yourself
Commit to running by betting into the pot. We’ll keep it safe until the game is over.
Run anywhere
Indoors on a treadmill, or outdoors — just sync with one of these GPS apps:
Win!
Hit your goals and get your bet back — plus extra from runners that didn’t finish the game.
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DID YOU KNOW?
RunBet players have logged more than 1,515,158 miles!
That’s 6.3 trips to the moon! 🌙
Featured games
Make Running a Routine
Join sisters Lauren and Alyssa for this BEGINNERS game, where you will make running part of our routine and encourage each other along! In this 4 week game, you will run 30 min, 4 times a week. Minimum pace is 18min/mile.
Run Your Heart Out With Picktritionist - $100 CASH PRIZES
Increase your cardiovascular endurance with increasing run lengths! Start week 1 with 4, 30 minute runs, and finish week 4 with 4, 45 min runs! Minimum pace: 18 min/mile. Weekly challenges with $25 as prizes!!
Make Running a Habit
Build your stamina to make running a habit. Designed for first-time runners, this 4 week game starts with a half mile run and gradually intensifies.
5K Trainer
Get set for your next 5K. This 6 week game gradually increases your distances to get you ready for the race.
10K Trainer
Ramp for a 10k. If you're a current runner, this 6 week game will assist in increasing distance and endurance so that you're race-ready.
Running for Fitness
Keep yourself accountable in your exercise routine by running 4 times a week for 30 minutes. Make your workouts fun!
Because of RunBet I have officially run 250 miles since February! I can't motivate myself to do it without RunBet!
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“Keeps me on track…Betting with RunBet kept me accountable”
