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Confidence points, straight fixed scoring, or a bonus-points spread twist — the format is entirely yours to set.
Weighted confidence, fixed points, commissioner-set custom weights, or spread-based bonus points.
Pick against the line, or just call the winner outright — your choice at setup.
Stop when the regular season ends, or ride it out through the playoffs and the Super Bowl.
Pick Set subsets, Season Pass, Autopicks, tie-breakers, and segment prizes — all optional.
Up to 42 games scattered across the calendar, scored exactly how your commissioner wants.
Weighted confidence, fixed points, custom weights, or spread-based bonus points.
Pick against the line, or just call the winner outright.
Set it anywhere between the first kickoff and the National Championship.
Predict a score to settle ties, with five different tie-break methods to choose from.
One wrong pick can end your season — unless your commissioner gives you strikes and byes to work with.
Pick teams to win each week — or flip the format and pick teams you think will lose.
1 or 2 strikes before you're out, plus up to 2 bye weeks to skip without penalty.
Cap how often the same team can be leaned on all season, for or against.
Lock picks by default, at the week's first kickoff, or game by game.
No picks, no confidence points — just a 10×10 grid and whatever the scoreboard says at the end of a quarter.
Every game is a 10×10 grid — 100 squares total. At the end of each quarter (or half, or just the final score, depending on your settings), the last digit of each team's cumulative score picks a row and a column. Whoever owns the square where they meet wins the payout for that stage. Most pools compare scores four times — 1st quarter, halftime, 3rd quarter, and final — but a commissioner can limit it to halftime and final only.
Not a setup checklist — a scoring structure that unfolds week by week as the season plays out.
Assign 20 points to who you think gets voted out each week — get those points when you're right. Pick who you think wins it all too; that pick can change anytime and is worth 2 points per remaining contestant.
Assign 40 points to who you think takes the whole game. Collect those points if you're right, plus your overall-winner points for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Answer extra weekly questions — who wins immunity, how many votes get cast at tribal council — for additional points on top of your core score.
Most points wins: weekly elimination points + bonus points + overall-winner points.
Start a CBS Survivor PoolNot a setup checklist — a scoring structure that unfolds leg by leg as teams get eliminated.
Assign 20 points to whichever team you think finishes last each leg — collect those points whether that team is eliminated or not. Pick your overall winner too; that pick can change anytime and is worth 3 points per team still racing.
Once the final three teams are set, assign 40 points to who you think wins the Race. Collect those points if you're right, plus your overall-winner points for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Answer extra weekly questions — which team wins the leg, whether the Detour or Roadblock comes first — for additional points on top of your core score.
Most points wins: weekly last-place points + bonus points + overall-winner points.
Start an Amazing Race PoolEvery pool you're in, your rank, and a straight line to picks and standings — from one home screen.
Messages, member management, pool parameters, and invitations, all from a dedicated commissioner menu.
One address book follows you across every pool — invite everyone in a couple of clicks.
Run NFL, NCAA, Squares, CBS Survivor, and Amazing Race pools — all under one login.