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Choose Sixes

Select 6-6-6 from the game list for rotating 2v2 partnerships every 6 holes.

Sixes requires exactly 4 players and an 18-hole round. The app randomly assigns partnerships for each segment so no two players are paired for more than one stretch.

Tip: You can add Sixes alongside other bets like Skins or Stroke. The app tracks them all simultaneously.

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Set Your Wager

Choose the wager per segment -- each of the three 6-hole segments is a separate bet.

Pick Match (best ball per hole, count holes won) or Stroke (total strokes per segment). Choose net or gross scoring to level the playing field.

Example: At $5/segment, each player has $15 total at risk across the round. A common setup is $5 Match with Net scoring.

Live scoring Hole View with Sixes active

Step 3 of 5

Score Your Round

Enter scores hole by hole on the scorecard. Partners rotate automatically at holes 7 and 13 -- three different partnerships across 18 holes.

The live bet ticker below the scorecard shows which team is winning the current segment as you play.

Step 4 of 5

Track Each Segment

Bets View shows results for each 6-hole segment with the team matchups. See which partnership is winning holes 1-6, 7-12, and 13-18.

Tap the game card to expand the full hole-by-hole breakdown within each segment. The Player P&L updates in real time.

How partners rotate: In a group of A, B, C, D -- segment 1 might be A&B vs C&D, segment 2 is A&C vs B&D, and segment 3 is A&D vs B&C. Everyone partners with everyone.

Step 5 of 5

Settle Up

Net payouts across all three segments. The app calculates who owes who -- even though partnerships changed every 6 holes, everything nets down to the fewest possible payments.

Tap a payment row to send the amount straight to Venmo -- no mental math, no spreadsheets.

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What Is Sixes (6-6-6) in Golf?

Sixes -- also called 6-6-6, Six Six Six, or Round Robin -- is a golf betting game for exactly four players. The 18-hole round is divided into three 6-hole segments, and partnerships rotate after each segment. Every player partners with every other player exactly once, making it one of the fairest formats in golf gambling.

In the first segment (holes 1-6), players A and B might be partners against C and D. For holes 7-12, the teams shuffle -- A and C vs B and D. The final segment (holes 13-18) completes the rotation: A and D vs B and C. Each segment is scored independently, either as match play (best ball per hole, count holes won) or stroke play (total combined strokes).

The rotating partnerships are what make Sixes special. You can't coast on one strong partner -- you'll be playing with and against everyone by the end. Payouts are calculated per segment, then netted across the full round. A player who wins two segments but loses one still comes out ahead.

Settle Up Golf handles the partner rotation, segment scoring, and settlement math automatically. Choose your wager per segment, pick match or stroke format, and the app tracks everything in real time. Combine Sixes with Skins or a Nassau bet to stack multiple games in the same round.

How to Play Sixes (6-6-6)