What are the rules of the game?
Winner takes all. Loser buys the winner dinner at an agreed upon restaurant. The second place guy gets nothing... absolutely nothing. If there is a tie at the end of the season, the winner will be decided by who can read the list of ingredients the fastest on a bottle sriracha without readers.
How do I log in?
Tap your name, then enter your 4-digit PIN. The first time you ever log in, whatever PIN you type becomes yours — so pick something you'll remember. Nobody, including the commissioner, can see your PIN.
I forgot my PIN. What do I do?
Ask the commissioner to reset it. Your picks and standing are safe — a reset only clears your PIN, and your next login sets a new one.
How do I make picks?
On the "Make Picks" tab, tap the team you think will win each game. The team turns green. Tap the other team to switch. When you're done, hit "Save My Picks."
Can I change a pick after I save it?
Yes — saving isn't final. You can change any pick right up until that game locks. Just hit "Save My Picks" again after any change.
When do picks lock?
Each game locks 5 minutes before it kicks off, so you can pick game-by-game through the week. Exception: in Weeks 17 & 18, all games lock 5 minutes before the first game of that week. Once a game locks, that pick is frozen.
Can I see everyone else's picks?
Yes — that's "The Board" tab. Tap any player's name to see their full slate. Everyone's picks are visible to everyone, live, as they're made. There's no hiding your pick until you're ready.
When do I get credit for a correct pick?
As soon as the game goes final. Both the weekly and season standings update automatically through the day as games end — no waiting until the week is over. (There can be a short delay of a few minutes after the final whistle.)
Where do I see the standings?
The "Standings" tab shows season totals (overall record and ranking) plus a week-by-week breakdown you can toggle through. Both update live as games finish.
Can I download the picks?
Yes — the "download picks" link (top right) gives you a CSV of every pick for the season so far, which opens in Excel or Google Sheets. Anyone can download it.
Where does the schedule come from?
Game times and results come from a live sports data feed. If a game time looks wrong or a result is slow to update, it's usually the feed catching up — it'll correct itself.