FootballGame Statuses and DefinitionsAbandoned: The game has been called off and will not resume. All entries will be settled based on the current statistics.
Completed: The game has been played to its conclusion, and all entries will be settled based on the final statistics.
Delayed: The game start time has been postponed, but the game is expected to be played. Entries remain active.
In Progress: The game is currently being played. Entries are settled as the game progresses.
Postponed: The game has been moved to a different date. Entries are typically void unless rescheduled within 48 hours.
Suspended: The game is temporarily halted but expected to resume. Entries remain active.
Canceled: The game or event has been canceled, and all entries on that event are voided.
Player Props and DefinitionsField Goals Attempted: The total number of field goals a player attempts during the game.
Field Goals Made: The total number of field goals a player successfully makes during the game.
Kicking Points (FGM + PAT): The total number of points scored by a kicker, combining field goals made, worth 3 points each (FGM) and points after touchdowns made, worth 1 point each (PAT).
Passing Attempts: The total number of passing attempts made by a quarterback during the game.
Passing Completions: The total number of passes successfully completed by a player during the game.
Passing Touchdowns: The total number of touchdown passes thrown by a player during the game.
Passing Yards: The total number of yards gained by a player through passing during the game.
Pass + Rush Yards: The combined total of passing and rushing yards by a player during the game.
Point After Touchdown Attempted (PAT Attempted): The total number of point after-touchdown attempts a kicker tries during the game.
Point After Touchdown Made (PAT Made): The total number of point after touchdowns successfully made by a kicker during the game.
Receiving Targets: The total number of times a player is targeted for a pass during the game.
Receiving Touchdowns: The total number of touchdowns scored by a player via a reception during the game.
Receiving Yards: The total number of yards gained by a player through receptions during the game.
Rush + Rec Yards: The combined total of rushing and receiving yards gained by a player during the game.
Rushing Attempts: The total number of rushing attempts made by a player during the game.
Rushing Touchdowns: The total number of touchdowns scored by a player via rushing during the game.
Rushing Yards: The total number of yards gained by a player through rushing during the game.
Sacks: The total number of times a defensive player sacks the quarterback during the game.
Tackles: The total number of tackles made by a defensive player during the game.
Player Participation- Players who exit the game prematurely will not be categorized as "Did Not Play (DNP)." As long as a valid player participates in the game, even for just a second, snap, or play, the entry will be assessed using their official statistics.
BaseballMLB RulesIf a player is not in the starting lineup, entries involving that player are considered "Did Not Play" (DNP), regardless of any later participation, such a pinch-hit scenario.A player's participation in the game is deemed official and their player props are considered ACTION if they are in the starting lineup and complete at least one full inning, including participation in at least one at-bat for offensive category player props (HITS, BASES). Intentional walks do not count as an at-bat.In the case of extra innings, all statistics gained will be counted towards the performance of all player statistics.Player Prop CategoriesK - Total Pitcher StrikeoutsHITS ALLOWED - Total Hits Allowed by PitcherER - Total Earned Runs Allowed by PitcherBB - Total Walks Allowed by PitcherHITS - Total Hits Gained by BatterBASES - Total Bases Gained by BatterRBI - Runs Batted In by BatterHR - Homeruns by BatterRUNS - Total Runs Scored by Batter/RunnerBatter Walks - Total number of walks a batter will receive in a gameBatter Strikeouts - Total number of times a batter will strikeout during a gameOuts Recorded (Pitcher) - Total OUTS a pitcher will record in their outing.Triples - Number of triples a batter will hit in a game.Doubles - Number of doubles a batter will hit in a game.Run+RBI - Combined total of RUNS scored and RBIs a player will have in a game.Hit+Run+RBI - Combined total of HITS, RUNS, and RBIs a player will accumulate in a gameSB - Total Stolen Bases by Batter/RunnerTotal bases
Bases are awarded on
hits only, as follows:
- Single = 1 base
- Double = 2 bases
- Triple = 3 bases
- Home Run = 4 bases
Bases are
not awarded for any of the following:
- Walks (including intentional walks)
- Reaching/advancing on errors
- Advancing on the throw
- Reaching on a dropped third strike
- Stolen bases
- Hit by pitch
Official MLB (or applicable league) scoring is used (including any plays overturned by video review) and the leagues' decisions are final.
Starting Pitcher Total Strikeouts This is a bet on the over/under for the total number of strikeouts recorded by a selected starting pitcher.
If the pitcher starts and throws at least
one inning, bets will have
action, even if the pitcher is then removed from the game at any point (either due to injury or the coach's decision).
MLB Game ScenariosCanceled Postponed, Not Started. If a game is canceled, postponed, or not started, all player props associated with that game will be voided and marked DNP.
Shortened Games. Shortened games that result in an official game by MLB will score as usual and be counted as completed with all statistical results counting towards entries. For example, if a game reaches 5 innings it may be deemed official by MLB even if it is shortened due to weather or other factors.
Suspended Games. Suspended games by the ruling of the MLB will be kept open until the completion of the game and scored at that time with the respective statistical results.
BasketballBasketball player propsFor individual player props (for example, player X to score over 21.5 points) the player
must take the court and play for action. Results are based on the official stats from the game.
NOTE: Regulation time in NBA is 48 minutes, and is 40 minutes for all other leagues (NCAA, WNBA, NBA Summer League, FIBA, and other international leagues unless otherwise specified)1.
P+R: The sum of
Points (P) and
Rebounds (R) by a player in a game.
2.
P+A: The sum of
Points (P) and
Assists (A) by a player in a game.
3.
R+A: The sum of
Rebounds (R), and
Assists (A) by a player in a game.
4.
P+R+A: The sum of
Points (P), Rebounds (R), and
Assists (A) by a player in a game.
TennisTennis Match Status DefinitionsNot Started: The match is scheduled to begin at a future time and has not yet started.
Finished: The match has been played to completion as scheduled. The result is considered final and statistics will count toward their projections.
Retired: The match has ended prematurely due to a player's withdrawal after the match has started. The result is considered final and statistics will count toward their projections.
Cancelled: The match will not take place at the scheduled time and is considered null and all action is voided as DNP.
Suspended: The match has been temporarily halted due to external factors (e.g., weather, and technical issues) and will resume at a later time.
Awarded: The match has been canceled after starting, and a winner has been declared without completing all planned games. The result is considered final and statistics will count toward their projections.
Walkover: One participant wins the match by default because the opponent withdrew before the match began. All action is voided as DNP
Postponed: The match has been rescheduled to a later date and will not take place at the originally scheduled time.
Abandoned: The match has been stopped and will not resume due to unforeseen circumstances. All action is voided as DNP
Interrupted: The match has been temporarily halted due to unforeseen circumstances and may resume after a delay.
**If a player participates in the match by playing at least one point, all their single stat entries will be considered valid and will be included in the grading unless noted that action would be voided as DNP in the above scenarios.**Tennis Player PropsGames Won: The total number of games won by a player in a match.
Games Lost: The total number of games lost by a player in a match.
Sets Won: The total number of sets won by a player in a match.
Double Faults: Occurs when a player fails to get both their first and second serves into play during a single point, resulting in a point loss.
Aces: A serve that lands in the service box and is not touched by the opponent, resulting in an immediate point win for the server.
Aces + Double Faults: The combined total of a player's aces and double faults in a match.
Break Points Won: The number of times a player successfully wins a game on their opponent's serve.
MMACompleted Rounds Total rounds are over/under bets that are based on the number of rounds in the fight that have been completed before a winner is declared. If the number of rounds is set at 2.5. A selection UNDER/LESS than 2.5 means that 2 or fewer rounds would be completed. A selection OVER/MORE than 2.5 means that 3 rounds would need to be completed.
Fight Result - DRAWIf a fight results in a DRAW, all picks that were for MORE 0.5 WINS would be graded as a LOSS. Picks that were LESS 0.5 WINS would be graded as a WIN.
Significant Strikes The number of significant strikes a fighter will land during the fight.
WINIf the fighter will win the match. Selecting More than 0.5 projection means you predict this fighter will win. Selecting Less than 0.5 projection means you predict this fighter will lose.