FAQ

No. Points are a play currency. You can't buy them, sell them, trade them, or cash them out, and they have no value outside the game. They keep score, and that is all.

Week 1 starts you at 1,000, and it grows 10% every week: about 1,600 by Week 6, 2,400 by Week 10, and 5,000 by Week 18. Same amount for every player, roughly 45,600 over the full season. Join late and your missed weeks phase in as double airdrops until you're caught up.

No. You get this week's airdrop right away. Every airdrop you missed is banked and lands as a second airdrop each Tuesday until you're caught up — your You page shows what's still coming. The Weekly board resets every Tuesday and the Sharpest board scores percentages, so there's always a race you can win.

No. Tuesday's airdrop shows up no matter what. Nobody gets eliminated in this league.

Same as any sportsbook. Minus means favorite: at −150, risk $150 to win $100. Plus means underdog: at +130, risk $100 to win $130. The spread and total pay around −110 either way, the points are the equalizer. You get the number posted when you bet; if it moves before you confirm, we ask again. A bet is final the moment you place it. No edits, no selling it back. New bets close at kickoff.

Primetime games post a player board at the book's numbers: both quarterbacks' passing yards, the top rushers and receivers, and anytime touchdown for the likeliest scorers. Bet over or under like any line. A player who does not play voids the bet and your stake comes back. Land exactly on the number and it is a push.

Yes. Stack as many different props as you like on one game, plus one game line (spread, total or moneyline). You cannot take both sides of the same prop. Parlays run two to six picks. A pushed or voided leg drops out and the ticket pays as the shorter parlay.

Game lines grade the moment a game goes final. Player props wait for the official box score to settle, about thirty minutes after the whistle, because stat corrections land in that window. Your ticket on the You page shows each leg as it grades.

Tuesday at 10am PT: game lines and your airdrop. Player boards post as the book prices each primetime game and re-price Thursday and Saturday mornings. Everything stays open until its kickoff.

Postponed game: every bet refunds in full. A moneyline tie or a final score exactly on your spread, total or player number is a push: stake back, nobody wins or loses. A player who does not play voids that bet or leg.

Have the most points when the last game settles. That counts your balance plus the stakes still riding on open tickets. Season prizes will be announced during the season.

Retired after Week 4. Player props took their place: the same stars at the book's numbers, with your own stake on the line and real odds behind it. Weekly leaders are still running, free to enter, one pick per race.

No. You're betting against the book at the posted line, so your stake can't move the odds. Bet every point you have if you're sure.

In the odds, same as any book. That's why both sides of a spread pay about −110, not even money. Nobody at Bleachers collects it. It just keeps the season's points honest.

Best return on what you were given. A separate race for accuracy, winnable no matter when you join.

The Board freezes when the last game settles. Standings archive. Season 2 starts everyone fresh.

Official league boxscores, graded automatically the moment a game goes final. No judgment calls, no appeals.

A private group of friends with its own board, its own stake and its own room. There are two kinds: head to head runs a long season with a weekly opponent and playoffs, and the field ranks everybody at once over a short event. League bets never touch your season score. How leagues work

No. Signups are gated and new accounts get reduced back-pay. Not worth the trouble.