What happens if a player I selected does not play?
If a selected player or team does not
participate at all in the underlying event (for example, they are inactive,
scratched, or the event is canceled), the selection is treated as
non-participating for contest settlement.
If a player does participate but records zero
of the tracked statistic (for example, a player who plays one minute and gets
injured, or a player who records 0 points), the selection is still valid and is
scored according to the normal contest rules — they simply didn't contribute to
the stat total.
For information on entries with multiple
non-participating selections, see "What happens if multiple selected
players do not participate?"
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