Golf's lottery ticket. Ace any hole, score a 1, and every other opted-in player in the foursome pays you. The kicker: you do nothing. The second that 1 hits the scorecard, FLOG settles the whole thing and drops it on the Summary tab. No tab, no taps, no math.
Set it once, then forget it. The bet sits in the background all round and only fires if someone makes an ace. When it does, every opponent pays the ace-maker and you never lift a finger.
Two options in Setup. Flat $ Per Player means each opted-in opponent pays the ace-maker a fixed amount, like $20. $ Per Yard means each opponent pays a rate times the hole's yardage, so the longer the ace, the bigger the haul.
Everyone's in by default. Any player can be toggled out with the per-player opt-out. Opt out and you don't pay an ace-maker and you don't collect if you ace. The rest of the group plays it against each other.
There's nothing to manage. No tab to open, no button to press, no winner to pick. The bet just waits. It works on any hole, though realistically you'll only see it on a par 3.
Someone jars one, you enter a 1 on the scorecard like any other score, and the bet settles itself instantly. Every opponent's payment lands on the ace-maker and the totals update on the Summary tab.
You pick the mode in Setup. Both pay the ace-maker, both are charged to every opted-in opponent, and both settle automatically. The only difference is how the amount is calculated.
Each opted-in opponent pays the ace-maker a fixed amount, say $20. Simple and predictable. With three opponents at $20, an ace is worth $60 to the player who made it.
Each opponent pays the rate times the hole's yardage. At $0.25 per yard on a 175-yard hole, that's $43.75 per opponent. The longer the hole, the bigger the payout, which rewards the rare long ace.
$0.25 per yard on a 175-yard par 3 is $43.75 from each opponent. With three opponents in the bet, that's $131.25 to the ace-maker off one swing. A short par 3 pays less, a long one pays more.
Toggle any player out of the hole-in-one bet in Setup. They sit out completely: no paying, no collecting. Useful when one guy doesn't want the action but the rest of the group does.
There's no screen to find, because there's no screen to find. The bet has no tab and no buttons. You see it exactly once: as a settled line on the Summary tab, the instant a 1 is entered.
The whole interaction is entering the 1. The bet calculates each opponent's payment, credits the ace-maker, and posts it to the Summary tab on its own.
An ace is rare. You can play a hundred rounds and never make one. That's exactly why this bet is fun: it's a long-shot pool that pays off huge on the day it finally hits. Set the stake low enough that nobody minds it sitting there for months, big enough that the ace is a story.
FLOG's hole-in-one bet has no tab and no buttons. It settles the second a 1 hits the scorecard and posts the result to the Summary tab on its own.
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