How do I read a contest card?
Every contest card in the Lobby shows you enough to
decide if it's a contest you want to enter. Here's what each element means:
• Sport badge (e.g., NBA) — the sport the contest is
drawn from.
• Format (Best6 or Exacta6) — whether order matters.
• Stat category (e.g., Highest Points, Passing Yards,
Best Finishing Positions) — the single statistic your selections are scored on.
• Contest type — Player or Team contest.
• Entry window — a countdown to contest lock.
• Entry type — Single Entry or Up to N entries.
• Projection badge (when shown) — a quick look at the
projected top-6 cutoff for the stat category.
Tap any card to open the full rules, see the field of
athletes or teams, and make your selections.
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