Survivor
Pick one NFL team a week. Never the same team twice. Lose and you’re out.
Free · no accounts · one link, everybody’s in
How it works
- Create a pool and get a link.
- Friends open it, enter a name and a 4-digit PIN.
- Everyone picks one team a week, and never the same team twice.
- Scores sync automatically. Last one standing wins.
Rules
- How does a pick work?
- One team per week, and it has to win outright — there are no spreads. A pick locks when that team’s game kicks off. Until then you can pick or change to any team whose game has not started.
- Can I pick the same team twice?
- No. A team you have used is gone for the rest of the season, so the schedule has to be spent carefully.
- What are lives?
- The pool creator chooses 1 to 3. A loss costs one life, and at zero lives a player is eliminated.
- What if I forget to pick?
- A missed pick counts as a loss once the week closes, the same as picking a team that loses.
- What happens if my team ties?
- A tie counts as a loss. The team still counts as used.
- Can other players see my pick?
- Not until the picked team’s game kicks off. Your own pick is always visible to you, and to the pool admin.
- When do joins close?
- The creator sets a start week, and a week that is already under way is allowed — games that have kicked off simply cannot be picked, so a mid-week joiner chooses from what is left. Joins close at the start week’s last kickoff.
- How does a pool end?
- When one player is left alive after a closed week, that player wins. If every remaining player loses in the same week, they are co-winners. Pools cover the regular season only, through week 18; anyone still alive after week 18 shares the win.