Perfect 20

• You make 7 picks with point values of 7,5,3,2,1,1,1.
• Assign your most confident selection to the 7 point position and so on until all 7 positions are filled.
• Your selected team must cover the point spread to be a winner in the pool.
• A tie will result in a 'push' and is worth half the assigned value.
• The player with the most points at the end of the week is the winner.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• Set up EZOP Automatic Selections just in case you forget to make your picks.

Straight Pick - no spread

• Every correct pick is worth one point.
• The player with the most points at the end of the week is the winner.
• Pick total points for the Monday Night game as a tiebreaker.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• Set up EZOP Automatic Selections just in case you forget to make your picks.

Pick vs Spread

• Every correct pick is worth one point.
• NFL teams must cover the spread to be considered the winning team.
• The player with the most points at the end of the week is the winner.
• Pick total points for the Monday Night game as a tiebreaker.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• Set up EZOP Automatic Selections just in case you forget to make your picks.

Confidence vs Spread

• Pick the teams that you think will cover the spread for every game of the week.
• Assign a confidence value to each pick. The more confident you are in your pick, the higher a value you assign.
• Do not duplicate any confidence values.
• Correctly picked games are worth the assigned confidence value.
• The player with the most points at the end of the week is the winner.
• Pick total points for the Monday Night game as a tiebreaker.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• Set up EZOP Automatic Selections just in case you forget to make your picks.

Confidence - no spread

• Pick the teams that you think will win for every game of the week.
• Assign a confidence value to each pick. The more confident you are in your pick, the higher a value you assign.
• Do not duplicate any confidence values.
• Correctly picked games are worth the assigned confidence value.
• The player with the most points at the end of the week is the winner.
• Pick total points for the Monday Night game as a tiebreaker.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• Set up EZOP Automatic Selections just in case you forget to make your picks.

Survivor

• You can only pick each NFL team one time. Once you've used them, you can not pick them in future weeks.
• The player who stays alive the longest is the winner.
• Weekly picks have to be in before the deadline for each game.
• There is a RANDOM auto pick option (unless your commissioner has turned this feature off). Turn it on to be safe. If you forget to make your picks, the site will automatically give you a team at random that you haven't already used.
• The group commissioner can restart the pool any week of the season.
• The group commissioner can also choose to make it a double or triple elimination pool, meaning you're not out until you select incorrectly 2 or 3 times.

Bracket

Scoring System:
Round 1:             1 Point for each team picked correctly
R2:                  2 Points
R3 (Sweet 16)        4 Points
R4 (Elite 8)         8 Points
R5 (Final 4)        16 Points
R6 (Championship)   32 Points

Top 10

The Top Ten pool is very simple. For each event during the season, you pick who you think will finish in the top ten, in order. You must pick a team for each position (for NASCAR you pick a driver, but we refer to each driver as a 'team').

Scoring: Each positions value is on a scale with 1st place being worth up to 19 points and 10th place being worth up to 10 points. If you pick the correct team in the correct position, you get total points for that position. If your selection made the top ten, but not in the spot you picked, you get total value minus how far you were off. For example, if you picked Team X to finish 2nd (max possible for 2nd is 18 points, 20-2) but they actually finished 4th, you were off by 2 so you get 16 points. If your selection does not make the top ten, you get zero points for that pick. For example, if you pick Team Y to finish 10th and they finish 11th, you get zero.

The formula is (20-Position) - How far you were off.

A perfect score for any event would be 145 points. That would require all ten picks to be exactly correct.

Tiebreaker suggestion is to go with whichever player was closest on the first place finish. If that's a tie, 2nd place finish, and so on until a winner is declared.

Points from each week/event are accumulated into your total season score.