Baseball Pools

Predict which player hits the most home runs during the season.

How It Works

• Pick a roster of 10 players using the entry form list—only your top 7 count toward your total.
• Your roster's combined Weighted Home Runs (shown on the entry form) must not exceed 265.
• You'll earn 1 point per home run from your top 7 players, on an ongoing basis.
• Your top 7 can change daily.

Payouts

Final payouts are based on the number of paid entries and are announced after registration closes. [ADD: payout structure if fixed, e.g. top 3 splits]

Tiebreaker

Monthly or end of season ties will be broken by the person with the highest HR hitter. If still tied, we'll go to the next highest, up to the top three hitters. If all three match, the money gets split.

Important Rules

• Injury Replacement Rule — A player may be replaced only if they are placed on the 60-Day Injured List, or officially declared Out for the Season.
• Replacement Restrictions — The replacement player must have a Weighted HR Total, from the entry form list, that is equal to or lower than the injured player's Weighted HR total value from that entry form list.
• Scoring Impact — If a player is replaced:
  • The injured player is permanently removed from the roster.
  • The replacement player starts with the number of home runs of the player being replaced.
  • Once a replacement is made, it cannot be reversed.
• Strategic Note — Managers are not required to replace injured players. They may choose to keep the injured player's existing home runs if they believe those totals will still remain among their team's top 7, and they can replace them at any time during the season as long as they are still on the 60-Day IL or Out for the Season.

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What Is a 13-Run Baseball Pool? Guess the exact game/inning combination in which the 13th run of a specified game (or slate) is scored.

How It Works

Each entry is randomly assigned an MLB team by the hosting site. Throughout the season, you collect the different run totals your team scores in a game, with the goal of being the first to collect every total from 0 through 13 runs.

• Maximum 2 entries per person

Payouts

Final payouts are based on the number of paid entries and are announced after registration closes.

Tiebreaker

• 1st tie-breaker is whichever team did it in the least amount of games.
• If still tied, whichever team's game finished 1st on that day.
• If still tied, $$ will be split.

Important Rules

[ADD: contest-specific rules]

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A 6×6 squares grid for MLB playoff action. Get both teams that make it to the World Series and win. If you end up with 1 of the 2 teams that make it, you also win.

How Squares Work

• Payment required before selecting your square(s)
• Email me once payment is sent so that you can get the link to pick your square/s
• There are 12 MLB teams that make the playoffs (6 from the AL and 6 from the NL)
• Teams are randomly assigned once all squares sell

Payouts

Final payouts are based on the number of paid entries and are announced after registration closes.

Winning Square Rules

• The person with the square containing both World Series teams wins a majority of the pot.
• The 10 people who have one of the two teams also win (5 will have only the AL team, and 5 will only have the NL team)
• An email will be sent to all participants with the payout structure.

Payment & Access

1. Pay for your square(s)
2. Nick verifies your payment
3. You'll receive the grid link/password by email
4. Select your square(s)

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