A week in a pro football pick 'em pool, minute by minute. Pickwarden lives inside your Google Sheet and works every one of them, so the commissioner doesn't have to.
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A dropdown in their own column, with only the two teams in that game. Nobody else can type there.
Every game has its own deadline, an hour before its own kickoff. Sunday's games stay open while Thursday's is shut.
How it plays out
No. Before a game locks you can change your pick as often as you like. After the lock, a change is put back to your earlier pick, you see a message saying why, and the commissioner's Lock Log records it.
Kickoff times are checked against the published schedule, so a flexed game moves its own deadline. A game with no announced time yet holds a deadline at the earliest slot it could possibly start.
No. The commissioner installs Pickwarden; members pick from the dropdowns in the shared sheet. Anyone who wants the live-scores sidebar can add it too.
The Winner reads TIE. A tie counts for nobody and is left out of games played.
Straight up (one point per correct pick) or confidence points (rank every game; a correct pick earns its points), plus an optional survivor contest on its own tab.
No. Pickwarden runs pools for fun. It never handles entry fees or any money between members.
Live scores and the leaders in the sidebar while games are on. After each final, the winner, everyone's correct picks and the standings fill in. Nobody types a score.