Crown will lay out 16 curated matches at noon every day, and the user has to move through the suitable matches by selecting (crowning) one out of the two individuals at a time. This process is repeated until the competition is boiled down to “Final Four” matches, out of which one will be the winner.

What does the crown mean on Tinder?

You move through the matches by choosing who you like more between two people at a time. That is, the screen displays two photos instead of one, and you “crown” your winner. (Get it?) This process then repeats with two people shown at a time, until you reach your “Final Four.”

Is Tinder owned by OkCupid?

Match Group owns Tinder, OkCupid, and every other big online dating site in the US — except Bumble. Bumbles CEO, an ex-Tinder executive, sued Match Groups parent company for discrimination in 2014.