How do I make my selections?

How do I make my selections?

1.      Open the Eazy6 app and choose an active contest from the Lobby screen.

2.      Tap the contest card to open the Player or Team Selection screen.

3.      Review the contest format — this determines how your entry will be structured:

a.      Best6 (Any Order): Choose 6 athletes or teams — order doesn’t matter.

b.      Exacta6: Rank all 6 in precise order (1st through 6th).

4.      Tap on each player or team card to select them. Your selections will appear in your lineup bar at the bottom of the screen.

5.      Arrange your selections based on the contest’s format by dragging and dropping the order (if required).

6.      Once you’re confident, tap Submit.

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