In an NFL playoff bracket pool, you select the winners of each playoff game, all the way through the Super Bowl.

In an NHL playoff bracket pool, you select the winners of each playoff series, along with the number of games predicted to win the series, all the way through the Stanley Cup. See similar questions...

In a Pick'em pool, you select the winner of select games from the picksheet each week and compete against other members in your pool. See similar questions...

In a Survivor Pool, your job is to select one winning team each week. If that team wins, you advance. If they lose or tie, you are eliminated for the season. By default you are not, but the pool commish can go to "Admin...Pool Setup" and disable "Select Team Once". See similar questions...

In an NHL player playoff pool, you and your pool members select NHL players and accumulate points based on their actual playoff stats. See similar questions...

In an NHL player playoff box pool, there are 18 boxes containing 5 players each. You and your pool members select one player from each box. See similar questions...

In a Confidence Rank Pool, you select games from the picksheet each week and rank each game from lowest (1 point) to highest (16 points in most weeks). You should use your highest number for the game you are most sure about. See similar questions...

Competition is preceded by timed practice. Based on the lap times of each rider, they are placed on grid rows with riders of similar lap times. They then ride in a Qualifier, which is started one row at a time, where the fastest lap time ridden is used to set the Bracket in which each rider will compete. The qualifier does not count for points on the day. Its sole purpose is to determine the Brackets for competition. See similar questions...

The rails attach to your pool deck 16" back from the pool wall. There is a cover for the deck plate and hose fittings that extends back an additional 12". Keep in mind that every pool wall is different and your individual situation may vary. Back to FAQs See similar questions...

A survivor pool is one in which people are ELIMINATED after missing, usually, just one pick. So a normal scenario would be something like this: everyone picks one team each week, but cannot re-use that team ever again. As soon as they miss one, they're out. The game goes on until there's just one person left. See similar questions...

The pool is ¾ of an inch deep, fed by a flow of water from four Olympic size pumps beneath the stairs in the 9:01 Gate. The water flows from a pipe beneath the center of the pool and rises under pressure through four sections of the black granite grid along the length of the surface, where the seams between the stones are unsealed. See similar questions...

Pool SOS is a light-weight, unsinkable device that floats on the surface of the water. The screw in the middle allows you to adjust the weight sensitivity of the unit and the normal setting is for a weight of 5.6 kg. When water comes into contact with the screw the Pool SOS unit sends out a high frequency signal letting you know that something has fallen into the water See similar questions...

The Players' pool is created from 60% of the total gate receipts from the first four World Series Games; 60% of the total gate receipts from the first four games of each League Championship Series; and 60% of the total gate receipts from the first three games of each Division Series. See similar questions...

yrs, old or older. However, several clients in their 20s have used our product and have gotten excellent results. See similar questions...

If you are issuing weigh-in cards and getting those cards back from the pairings people grouped the way they want them seeded, it takes as long to enter all the wrestlers in a bracket as it does to type in the numbers of all the wrestlers in the bracket. If you did not go the weigh-in card route, when you start a new bracket record, you type in the name of the wrestler and the team (or select from the drop down list of teams expected or registered) in the order you want them to wrestle. See similar questions...

The Sigma III Pool System releases precisely controlled amounts of copper and silver into your water. The copper kills the algae, and the silver kills the bacteria. So it accomplishes the same job as chlorine, but without the irritating side effects. See similar questions...

Most divers find the pool instruction much more fun than the classroom. Here's where you get to strap on a tank, get down and actually breathe under water. You'll learn how to assemble your gear and use the various pieces, how to swim efficiently under water with fins, how to flush water out of your mask should it leak (not nearly as difficult as it sounds) and a variety of safety procedures. See similar questions...

Imagine a garden hose that has been lying in the sun. When you turn on the faucet, out comes hot water. That's solar heating. The sun's energy has been absorbed by the hose and transmitted as heat to the water inside it. The hose acts as a solar collector. Comfortable swimming water temperature is relatively low compared to other uses of hot water. This allows the use of simple, efficient solar collectors (see following question). See similar questions...

Assign an "Add Seed " bonus for each round. An "Add Seed" bonus assigns extra points each time one of your picks is correct. The number of points assigned is the winning teams' seed. For example, if you pick LSU (6th) to beat UAB (11th) in the first round and your pool commish has enabled the "Add Seed" bonus, you will receive 6 extra points. The commish can turn this option on from "Admin...Pool Setup". Assign a "Seed Differential" bonus for each round. See similar questions...

Yes. When setting up your pool, there is a checkbox that allows you to prevent multiple entries. It is checked by default, meaning multiple entries are allowed. Simply uncheck this option and pool members will only be allowed to fill out one picksheet. (faq #19) See similar questions...