Pick'em Scoring - Olympics

If an athlete does not reach the final medal round of an event (whether due to disqualification, injury, or not qualifying), their projections will grade as normal. Their finishing position will be graded as 1 higher than the total number of athletes in the final. For example: a swimmer swims in the semi-final of the 100m butterfly, but does not qualify for the final. They will be graded with a finishing position of 9 because there are 8 swimmers in the final.
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If an athlete reaches the final, but is disqualified during the final or does not finish the final event, their projections will void.
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If a member of a relay team is disqualified, the entire team's projections will void.
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If an athlete starts but does not complete all their runs during an event round (whether due to disqualification, injury, or not qualifying), their projections will grade as normal.
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If an athlete does not reach the final medal round of an event (whether due to disqualification, injury, or not qualifying), their projections will grade as normal.

If an athlete reaches the final round, but is disqualified during the final or does not finish the final event, their projections will be void.
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Settlements will use official times and results from the International Olympic Committee’s designated governing body for any and all time and score-based events across all disciplines for the Winter Olympics. Official timing and scoring results data are used for both full event markets and individual run markets.
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​Time-Based Markets - For any individual or aggregate time-based events, time-based markets will be graded using the official individual or aggregate times that are officially scored by the appointed governing body for that specific discipline, unless otherwise specified. For example, “total finishing time” pertains to the aggregate of the specified athlete's 4 unique runs, whereas “total finishing time - Run 1” refers to only the time taken during the athlete's first run.
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​Score-based Markets - Graded based on the aggregate score for a competitor in a listed competition, including deductions. Six judges will score each run. The highest and lowest scores from the judges' scoring that run will be excluded, and the remaining average of scores will be the official score for that run. The final score for each competitor will be the sum of the 2 highest scores across all their runs.

Settlement will use official times and results from the International Ski and Snowboard Federation. Settlement will use the event’s total aggregate time unless otherwise specified. For example: A market titled “Finishing Position: Men’s Slalom” pertains to event aggregate time, while “Finishing Position: Men’s Slalom Run 1” only applies to the times in that run.
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Any instance of a skier failing to officially start or complete a run or medal event, including DSQ, DNF, DNS, or any other reason, will result in the voiding of the skier’s applicable individual finishing position and head-to-head picks. Total medal/gold medal markets will be graded as normal.
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Head to Head - graded in favor of the skier with the faster time in the specified run or event. A medal event’s total aggregate time will determine the result of the head-to-head unless a particular run is specified.
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Total Medals - graded according to the skiers’ achievements in alpine skiing alone, regardless of their involvement in other olympic sports, such as mountaineering or cross-country skiing. For settlement purposes, winning a Team Combined medal will count as one full medal for each member of the team.
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All Biathlon markets are graded using official Olympic results and official International Biathlon Union (IBU) data. Shooting results and intermediate timing are determined using official IBU records. If an event is abandoned, canceled, or restarted, all markets will void unless unequivocally determined.
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Shots Missed – defined as a target not cleared during a shooting bout. For individual events, each uncleared target counts as one missed shot. For relay and mixed relay events, targets cleared using spare rounds are graded as hits. Only targets not cleared after all spare rounds are used are counted as missed shots. If a shooting bout is skipped, shortened, or removed, all affected Shots Missed markets will void, unless the outcome has already been unequivocally determined.
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Leader After Shoot – graded using official IBU intermediate timing, defined as the athlete with the fastest cumulative time at the exit of the specified shooting stage. If multiple athletes are tied for the lead at the specified stage, all tied athletes are graded as winners. If the specified shooting stage is not completed, markets will void unless unequivocally determined.

Settlement will use official times and results from the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation. Official IBSF timing and results data is used for both full race markets and individual run markets, including fastest run markets. Settlement will use the event’s total aggregate time unless otherwise specified. For example: ‘Finishing Position: Women’s Monobob’ will use the event’s total aggregate time/standings, while “Finishing Position: Women’s Monobob Run 1" only applies to the results of that run.
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Time-Based Markets - For aggregate events (e.g., Two-man Bobsleigh), time-based markets are graded using the official aggregate time, unless otherwise specified. For example: ‘Total Finishing time’ pertains to the aggregate of the specified athletes 4 unique runs whereas ‘Total Finishing Time - Run 1’ refers to only the time taken during the athletes first run.
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Any instance of a Bobsleigh competitor failing to officially start or complete a run or medal event, including DSQ, DNF, DNS, or any other reason, will result in the voiding of the athlete’s applicable individual finishing position and finishing time picks.

If a Curling match ends due to concession before the completion of the 4th End, projections for this match will void. If a match is conceded after completion of the 4th End, projections will grade normally.
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Points - All points credited to the player in the official match count toward this market, whether scored by the individual player or their teammates.
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A goalie who does not start will be void.

Players must receive time on ice per the governing body box score for selections to be valid. If a player does not receive any time on the ice, then all selections on that player will be void. Once the player has one second of ice time, all selections are valid. For period specific markets, the player must appear during the listed period.

All selections will be resulted using official statistics from iihf.com

Markets will be resulted using official league statistics at the time of market settlement. These results are deemed final at all times.
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​Fantasy Scoring - Skater

Fantasy Scoring - Skater

Settlement will use official times and results from the International Luge Federation. Official FIL timing and results data is used for both full race markets and individual run markets, including fastest run markets. Settlement will use the event’s total aggregate time unless otherwise specified. For example: ‘Finishing Position: Men’s Individual Luge’ will use the event’s total aggregate time/standings, while “Finishing Position: Men’s Individual Luge Run 1” only applies to the results of that run.
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Time-Based Markets - For aggregate events (e.g., women’s individual luge), time-based markets are graded using the official aggregate time, unless otherwise specified. For example: ‘Total Finishing time’ pertains to the aggregate of the specified athletes 4 unique runs whereas ‘Total Finishing Time - Run 1’ refers to only the time taken during the athletes first run.
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Any instance of a luge competitor failing to officially start or complete a run or medal event, including DSQ, DNF, DNS, or any other reason, will result in the voiding of the athlete’s applicable individual finishing position and finishing time picks.

All Speed Skating markets are graded using official International Skating Union (ISU) data. Official ISU timing and results data is used for both full-race markets and in-play checkpoint markets, including leader after lap/stage and fastest lap markets.

If a racer appears in the starting gate of a non-final stage, their markets will grade normally, regardless of any disqualification, injury, or incompletion thereafter. If a racer completes a lap in a final medal round, their applicable lap markets will settle as normal. If they are disqualified or injured before completing a lap or laps, applicable markets will void.
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Leader After Lap / Stage - If multiple athletes are tied at the specified checkpoint, all tied athletes are graded as winners.
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Time-Based Markets - For aggregate events (e.g., long-track 500 m), time-based markets are graded using the official aggregate time, unless otherwise specified.

Short Track - If a race is re-skated, the re-skated race replaces the original race for all grading purposes.
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​Attack Points - points scored on attack hits
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Block Points - points scored on blocks
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Serve Points - points scored on serves

Goals - includes Field Goals, Penalty Stroke Goals, and Penalty Corner Goals. Goals accumulated in Overtime/Shootouts do not count.

Finishing Position - graded based on the standings after every golfer has completed the entire tournament. For example, if Rory McIlroy has a Finishing Position projection of 5.5 and he finishes in fifth place at the tournament's end, people that selected "better" would win those selections. Any golfer that does not complete their full round, will be graded as void. Any golfers that miss the cut or withdraw will be graded as "Worse" in their finishing position at the end of their final round. Any golfers that are tied for their finishing position, will be graded with the same finishing position. For example, if there are 3 golfers tied for 5th place at the conclusion of a round or tournament, all three would be graded as 5, and the following golfer would be graded as 8.

Finishing Position - based on the finishing position at the FINAL of an event (i.e where medals are awarded). Source will be official Olympic results.
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Score - will be scored to the second decimal place and based on official Olympic results.

Goals/Goals Allowed - Includes 7m throws allowed in regulation and overtime.

Cards - combined total of yellow and red cards.
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Chance Created - the final pass leading to a recipient having an attempt at goal.
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Clearance - this is a defensive action where a player kicks the ball away from his own goal with no intended recipient.
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Crosses - any intentional played ball from a wide position intending to reach a teammate in a specific area in front of the goal, from set pieces, open play, and long corners.
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Fouls - a foul is defined as any infringement penalized as foul play by a referee that results in a free kick or penalty event.
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Fouls Drawn - a foul drawn is defined as where a player wins a free kick or penalty for their team after being fouled by an opposing player.
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Goals + Assists - goals AND assists will be counted towards this projection.
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Interception - this is where a player reads an opponent's pass and intercepts the ball by moving into the line of the intended pass.
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Key Passes - the final pass from a player to their teammate who then makes an attempt on Goal without scoring.
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Passes - an intentionally played ball from one player to another. Crosses, throw-ins, and keeper throws do not count as a pass. Goal kicks, free kicks, corners, kick-offs, and penalties can be played as a pass. Passes are graded as passes attempted, not completed.
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Shot Attempted - any shot taken by a player (blocked, off-target, or on target).
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Shot On Target - any shot that is saved by the goalie, cleared off the line, or scores a goal.
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Tackle - when a player connects with the ball in a legal, ground level challenge and successfully takes the ball away from the opposition player. The tackled player must be in controlled possession of the ball to be tackled by an opposition player.Tackles are graded as tackles attempted, not completed. This would also be the sum of Tackles Won and Tackles Lost.

Finishing Position - based on the finishing position at the FINAL of an event (i.e where medals are awarded). Source will be official Olympic results.

If an athlete does not reach the final of an event, their projections will be graded as 1 higher than the total number of athletes in the final.

Time (seconds) - will be scored as decimal to the hundredth of a second. For example, a swimmer finishes a race in 1:07.15. This will be scored as 67.15. Will be scored based on official Olympic results.

If a match does not occur, or a player WDs/DQs at any time during a match, their picks will void.

Finishing Position - based on the finishing position at the FINAL of an event (i.e where medals are awarded). Source will be official Olympic results.

Time (seconds) - will be scored as decimal to the hundredth of a second. For example, a runner finishes a race in 3:09.55. This will be scored as 187.55. Based on official Olympic results.