Step 1:

First a User chooses a position they desire to draft players for. This will then reveal the Draft Pool of players that are available to be added to the User’s Position Stack.

Note:

The User’s Position Stack will remain empty until the selections are made starting with the User’s 1st pick, then 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and finally 5th.

Step 2:

Users select from the Player Pool in the User’s order of preference to populate their Position Stack.

Step 3:

Users then select players one at a time to create their Stack for each position. Users are able to select any of the position players listed and arrange them in the order in which they want to have them played, with 1st pick being their most desired choice and 5th pick being their least desired.

Step 4:

Once the User has made all 5 selections and chooses to save the Stack, the User’s Stack for position 1 is complete and the User may then move on to making selections for position 2, then 3, and so on until all positions have been fully stacked.

Note:

The User continues to select from the Player Pools for each position until all 6 positions have been filled with 5 selections.

Step 5:

Upon making the 5th pick for position 6 and clicking Save, the User has successfully created a complete Stack Roster™. The User is now prepared to engage other Users and advance towards Stack Roster™ Match Up and Challenges with/against other Users.

Note: The Users 1st picks in each position represent the User’s desired “starting lineup” for competition against other Users. Ultimately, the actual player’s that represent a given User in competition is determined by the Stack Roster™ Match Up process, which is initiated when one User invites anywhere from 1-11 Users to engage in competitive fantasy gameplay or Challenges.

Once a User has successfully created a Stack Roster™ he/she invites/challenges another User or multiple Users to engage in a Stack Roster™ Match Up. Once an invitation has been sent and accepted by another User, the two Users will proceed to the Stack Roster™ Match Up to determine the Players that will represent each User in fantasy competition or the Challenge.

A Stack Roster™ built by a User merely represents a desired lineup. Ultimately, the Players that will accrue points on behalf of the User or the Users actual lineup that will compete in fantasy play will be determined by the process referred to as the Stack Roster™ Match Up. Each User’s stack of position specific players is matched up with another User’s stack of the same position. In the event that both Users have selected the same Player as their 1st pick, they will cancel one another out, resulting in neither User being able to utilize that particular Player against each other in their matchup. This will result in a comparison between each User’s 2nd pick to fill that position. This process will continue moving down the stack of Players until each User has a selection that is different from that of the other User. The first 2 Players that do not match up on a given tier will represent their respective Users in that position for actual fantasy sports game play or competition.

This Stack Roster™ Match Up process would continue in the same manner with/against all Challenge participants, through all of the positions until each of the Users have a full and complete Stack Roster™.

Once Stack Rosters™ are matched up and the User’s line-ups are determined they become locked in place. The actual athletes represented within the Stack Rosters™ will then compete in actual sporting events with relative degrees of proficiency, the degree of which is attributed with standardized point systems. The athletes accrue points based on their respective levels of performance, and these points directly correspond to/with the Players comprising individual User’s Stack Rosters™. Those points are accrued by the Users by de facto, and are the scale by which relative performance is determined within fantasy gameplay. Put simply- the better the Players you have on your Stack Roster™ perform in reality, the better your fantasy performance will be.

No, once you join a Challenge, you must remain in the Challenge until all games are completed for that week.  Make sure to only join Challenges you wish to participate in and remember, you can only join/create up to 20 Challenges per week.

No, once the draft is locked, there can be no further adjustments made to challenges that week. So do your research and choose wisely!

Yes. As of now, users are able to create and/or join up to 20 challenges per week.

In the case of postponements that will take place during the duration of the challenge period, scoring will take place as usual.  If a game is postponed until after the Challenge period ends, that player will not receive points for that game.

In the rare event that two users tie in a Challenge, both players will receive the same amount of the Sports Gamet Points they would have earned had they not tied.

Yes. Sports Gamet is attempting to bring the fun back to fantasy sports, so as of now, all Challenges are FREE to play!

In order to see which Challenges you are currently in, once you are in the Sports Gamet app, click the menu button, then select current Challenges. From there, on the bottom tabs you will see one titled This Week which is where you will find all of the Challenges you are currently in.

You will not receive any points for a player that is in your starting line-up, but does not end up playing.  However, if one of your players does get injured and leaves the game, any of the points they received before leaving will be recorded.

All of our stats are crunched by [FantasyData.com] and as such we are able to provide reasonably accurate real-time scoring.  That being said, there are situations in which once the final game scores have been tabulated that there may be scoring changes. For each circumstance, there is a deadline for these changes and will be made available on a per-sport basis.

No problem!  In every Challenge, we tell you right in the header how many people are in the Challenge and what amount of Sports Gamet points will be awarded based on how many people are  number of people playing.  So, if you set up a four person Challenge and only three join, the Challenge will run as normal but there will be less Sports Gamet points in the pot.