Guides
Short, specific walkthroughs for the situations that actually come up — a nets session somebody paid for, a court booked for six with four turning up, a friend who will never install anything. Written from how the app really behaves, gaps included.
Last updated: 4 September 2026
Sports & games
Sports & games
How to split the cost of a cricket nets session with friends
Six friends book nets, four turn up, one pays for everything. Here is how to run the session and split the ground fee among the people who actually played.
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Sports & games
Splitting a badminton court and shuttles between friends
Two courts, an hour, a tube of shuttles and six people who arrive at different times. How to split a badminton session fairly without doing maths in the parking lot.
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Sports & games
You booked the turf. Now get your money back from ten people
One person pays the turf advance, ten people play, and the chasing takes longer than the game. How to run a 5-a-side booking so the money settles itself.
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Splitting money
Splitting money
Split by who actually turned up, not who said yes
Ten said yes, seven came, one never replied and played anyway. Why attendance — not the RSVP list — should decide the split, and how to run it that way.
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Splitting money
Splitting with friends who don’t have the app
Nobody wants to install an app to pay you ₹200. Add them by name and phone number, split as normal, and let them claim their history if they ever join.
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Getting paid back
Try it on your next game
NikiPri is free. Create the session, let people RSVP, mark who played, and the split follows the attendance.