The rules for the weekly slate, side prizes, and tiebreaks.
Each gameweek, 5 fixtures are drawn for your pool. Everybody in the pool predicts the same ones, so nobody gets an easier week than anybody else.
The draw is random with one exception: any derby in that gameweek is always included.
Predictions lock the moment the gameweek's first fixture kicks off.
Two things can lift a single prediction above the 5-point ceiling.
The banker cannot go on a derby. That fixture is doubled for everyone already, and letting the two stack would make every other choice pointless. The draw always leaves at least one fixture free, so the card always has somewhere to go.
Pool admins can switch on extra competitions alongside the main game. What's available depends on your pool's settings. All but Last Man Standing read straight from the predictions you are already making, so there is nothing extra to enter for them.
Your pool admin sets the entry fee and decides how the pot is divided. Money is paid out between yourselves, away from the app. The app only tracks and displays who won what, and never handles payments. Every pool runs in one of three modes.
Where there is a pot, it is shared across a board of up to eight prizes, and every one of them is your admin's choice: overall winner and runner-up, the two half-season titles, Last Man Standing, First to 5, Manager of the Month and the H2H Cup. They are all paid from the same pot, so turning one on is a decision about how the money is split. Manager of the Month is configured as one figure for the whole season and divided across the award months.
Anyone tied for a paying place shares that place, and the final split is the admin's call.