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Step 1: Write your question
Add your options. Random order stops the first one winning by position.
Run the 100 point method live
Everyone splits 100 points across your options on their own phone. One chart shows what really matters to the room.
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Set up a 100 point vote in seconds
Step 2: Set the points
Split 100%, points or your own unit, such as euros, hours or credits.
Step 3: Present
People scan the QR code and split. No app, no sign-up for them.
Step 4: Watch priorities form
The average updates with every split. The report keeps each person’s split.
Step 5: Or let AI build it
Describe the decision in one sentence. AI writes the question, the options and the unit.
4 Split the Points exercises to run this week
Prioritise the sprint
“You have 100 points. Which features should we build next?”
A 40, 30, 15 split says build two things, not five.
Split a real budget
“Where should our €50k training budget go?”
Set the unit to k€ and see the spend your team would choose.
Choose what to revise
“Split 100% across the topics you most need to revise.”
Start the next lesson where the class feels least sure.
Team values warm-up
“You have 10 points. What matters most to you at work?”
Then ask who went all in on Learning, and why.
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Questions about the 100 point method
Each person gets 100 points to split across a set of options. Every point given to one option is taken from another, so you see how much each option matters, not just which one wins. It is also called the 100 dollar test.
A poll shows the favourite. A ranking shows the order, not the gaps. Dot voting shows rough popularity. The 100 point method shows how much each option matters.
Yes. Choose Custom, type $ as the unit and set the total to 100.
From 2 to 8, each up to 30 characters.
Yes. With points or your own unit, any whole number from 10 to 10,000. With % it stays at 100.
No. Each phone shows only its own split. The big screen shows the average.
Yes. The Free plan hosts up to 50 participants with up to 3 unscored slides per presentation. Time limit, Close submission, Show results manually and report export are on paid plans.