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NFL Football Pools

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	NFL Survivor Pool Our most popular NFL pool option! Players choose one NFL team each week that they believe will win. They may only pick a team ONCE per NFL season. Picks are made "straight up", not using a point spread system. If their pick is correct, they survive until the next week. An incorrect pick eliminates the player from the pool for the remainder of the season.
	NFL Confidence Pool Our favorite NFL pool format! Players make weekly picks on every NFL game, assigning their own point value to each game. Picks are made "straight up", not using a point spread system. The winning player for each week is determined by totalling the point values assigned to correctly picked games. Weekly and year-to-date records are calculated.
	NFL Pick 'em Pool Our most traditional NFL pool format! Players make weekly picks on every NFL game (either against the point spread or straight-up). Your pool may be set up to utilize the standard point spreads available from this site OR you may enter your own points spreads each week. Weekly and year-to-date records are calculated.
	Power Ranking Playoff Pool Pool members rank all 12 NFL teams competing in the NFL Playoffs from strongest (12 points) to weakest (1 point). Members are awarded the number of points assigned to an NFL team when that team wins. Administrator's can configure their own progressive point system, by setting up a point multiplier for each playoff round.
	Squares Pool (Any NFL game, including the Super Bowl) Super Bowl Sunday is an undeclared national holiday in the United States. By far, the most popular "game within The Game" is the now famous Super Bowl Squares pool (also known as Grid pools or Block pools). We simplify the process of running your 10x10 Super Bowl pool and allow members in remote locations to participate even if they can't attend your Super Bowl party.

March Madness Pools

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	Bracket Pool This is the most popular NCAA Basketball pool. Players completely fill out the NCAA brackets, predicting the winner of every game. Points are awarded for every game picked correctly, with the winner having the most total points. You may set your own point value for each round of the tournament.
	Sweet 16 Bracket Pool Sweet 16 pools work just like normal bracket pools, except they start with Round 3 of the tournament, when the field has been cut down to 16 teams. This is a great option for those who could not get their pool organized in time for the start of the tournament or who prefer fewer games.
	Survivor Pool Pool members choose one NCAA team each day or round (configurable by the pool administrator). Each team can only be picked once throughout the tournament. If they win, you move on. If they lose, you are eliminated. Last man standing wins.
	Pick 8 Players only pick 8 teams for the entire tournament. Every time a chosen team wins, the player is awarded the number of points equivalent to the team's seed number.

MLB Baseball Pools

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	MLB 13-Run Pool A simple but fun pool for Major League Baseball. Each member (maximum of 30) is assigned a professional team. The goal is to be the first member to have their team score every number of runs, from 0 to 13.
	MLB Survivor Pool Players choose one MLB team each week that they believe will win. They may only pick a team ONCE per MLB season. If their selected team wins 50% or more of its games for that week they survive until the next week. Administrator's may select how many 'strikes' (incorrect picks) before a player is eliminated.

College Football Pools

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	College Bowl Confidence Pool Players attempt to pick the winner of every College Bowl game, assigning their own point value to each game. Picks are made "straight up", not using a point spread system. The winning player is determined by totalling the point values assigned to correctly picked games.
	College Bowl Pick'em Pool Members attempt to pick the winner of every College Bowl game. Picks are either using the point spread system or "straight up", as assigned by the Pool Administrator.