Do I still email my picks in?
No. Everything lives on the site now. Each event has its own page, and that is where you make your picks and where they are scored.
One league. Every event.
A new home breaks a few old habits. Here is every question we have heard so far, each with a short answer.
No. Everything lives on the site now. Each event has its own page, and that is where you make your picks and where they are scored.
Yes. One account covers the whole season, and any email address works. You can browse everything signed out, but entering an event and making picks takes an account. Create yours at My account.
It links your account to your career file, your seasons and finishes across the record book, and to anything you have already sent in. Claim yours from My account.
Saved and waiting for you. Claim your name from My account and it appears on your entry. The claim has to come first: it is what connects your account to the roster you sent in.
Because nothing needs one. Every pick page saves as you go, so a pick that lands is already in. Part way through a roster is fine too: what you have picked is kept, and it counts as entered once you finish it.
Events have one of two kinds of deadline. Some take a single submission at the start of the sport’s season, like NCAAF Regular Season, Champions League, NBA Regular Season, and NHL Playoffs. Others take week-by-week or round-by-round picks, like NFL Survivor Pool, March Madness Survivor, and Golf Majors; those picks lock when each game, or each round of the playoffs, starts.
Yes, right up until it locks. Change a pick as often as you like before its deadline; the lock is what makes it final.
Standings holds the 2026-27 table, updated as events settle. Last season’s final tables are in the archive, and the full record book back to the beginning is in History.
Every event is scored across the full field: the winner earns points equal to the number of members, last place earns 1, and ties split the average of the positions they occupy. A member’s season total is the sum of their placement points across all ten events.