Fantasy Sports Betting
Fantasy Betting General Rules
• For scoring purposes the following websites will be used- www.nfl.com www.nba.com and www.mlb.com
• In head to head matchups and group betting, all players must play for action otherwise all bets will be refunded.
• All Baseball Betting matches must go a mininum of 5 full innings and no maximum. After 5 innings all stats are recorded from www.mlb.com
• All NFL Betting matches must go 55 minutes for action. NBA games must go 43 minutes for action.
• All bets will stand regarless of change of venue and date/time as long as the match affected is played within seven days of the original schedule, NBA and MLB games which are not played on the scheduled date will be cancelled. MLB picthing changes do not affect fantasy sports betting, unless the changed pitchers are affected in match ups or groups.
• Season futures group betting is all in, meaning all wagers will stand regardless of players not playing a game.
• All points are accumulated for each player, or where specified each position.
** In the event of a tie, tie breakers will be used, see below for definitions**
• In head to head matchups and group betting, all players must play for action otherwise all bets will be refunded.
• All Baseball Betting matches must go a mininum of 5 full innings and no maximum. After 5 innings all stats are recorded from www.mlb.com
• All NFL Betting matches must go 55 minutes for action. NBA games must go 43 minutes for action.
• All bets will stand regarless of change of venue and date/time as long as the match affected is played within seven days of the original schedule, NBA and MLB games which are not played on the scheduled date will be cancelled. MLB picthing changes do not affect fantasy sports betting, unless the changed pitchers are affected in match ups or groups.
• Season futures group betting is all in, meaning all wagers will stand regardless of players not playing a game.
• All points are accumulated for each player, or where specified each position.
** In the event of a tie, tie breakers will be used, see below for definitions**
MLB Betting Points System
Batting
(Specified batters do not accumulate pitching stats)
Hits
1 Point
Runs
2 Points
Single
1 Point
Double
2 Points
Triple
4 Points
Homerun
3 Points
RBI
1 Point
Stolen Base
1 Point
Base On Balls
1 Point
Strikeouts
-2 Points
Tie breakers: Player with the most stats in these categories in order will decide the batter winner
(only in order to decide the winner):
• Player with the least STRIKE OUTS, then if still tied,
• The player with the most HITS, Most RBI'S, Most RUNS, Most BB.
• Player with the least STRIKE OUTS, then if still tied,
• The player with the most HITS, Most RBI'S, Most RUNS, Most BB.
Pitching
(Pitchers Stats for pitching only, hitting/At Bats etc not included for pitchers.)
Innings pitched
2 Points (Fractions count, ie 5.1 inn = 10.2 points)
Hits
-1 Point
Runs
-1 Point
Strikeouts
1 Point
Home run
-1 Point
Base on Balls
-1 Point
Saves
1 Point
Blown Saves
-1 Point
Wins
1 Point
Loss
-1 Point
Tie breakers: Player with the most stats in these categories in order will decide the batter winner
(only in order to decide the winner):
• Player with the most INNINGS Pitched, the if still tied,
• The pitcher with the most STRIKE OUTS, Least HITS, Least BB, Least RUNS
After the tie breaker rule, if players are still tied...
• Head to head bets will be refunded
• In the event of a tie where 3 or more competitors are offered in one betting option, the payout will be divided by the number of players tied.
• Player with the most INNINGS Pitched, the if still tied,
• The pitcher with the most STRIKE OUTS, Least HITS, Least BB, Least RUNS
After the tie breaker rule, if players are still tied...
• Head to head bets will be refunded
• In the event of a tie where 3 or more competitors are offered in one betting option, the payout will be divided by the number of players tied.
NFL POINTS SYSTEM (www.nfl.com stats used only)
OFFENSIVE
Passing Completions Made
¼ Point (ie 1 Point for every 4 Completions)
Passing Yards
(50 yards for 1 point, Partial 50 yards count as decimal)
Passing Touchdown
6 Points
Interceptions
–2 Points
Rushing Attempts
¼ Point (ie 1 Point for every 4 Attempts)
Rushing Yards
(20 Yards for 1 point, Partial 20 yards count as decimal)
Rushing Touchdowns
6 Points
Reception Yards(kick off returns, and punt return yards included)
(20 Yards for 1 point, Partial 20 yards count as decimal)
Receptions Made
1 Point
Reception Touchdowns
6 Points
Reception Touchdowns
6 Points
Return Touchdowns
6 Points
2-Point Conversions
2 Points
Fumbles Lost
–2 Points
Field Goals 0-39 Yards
3 Points
Field Goals 40-49 Yards
4 Points
Field Goals 50 + Yards
5 Points
Point After Attempt Made
1 Point
NFL POINTS SYSTEM (www.nfl.com stats used only)
DEFENSIVE
Opponents Offensive Fumble And Interception Returned for Touchdown
6 Points
Fumble Recovery
2 Points
Sack
1 Point
Interception
2 Points
Touchdown
6 Points
Safety
2 Points
Blocked Field Goal/Point After Attempt/Punt
2 Points
0 Points Allowed
(Credit 10 Points)
(Credit 10 Points)
+10
1-6 Points Allowed
(Credit 7 Points)
(Credit 7 Points)
+7
7-13 Points Allowed
(Credit 4 Points)
(Credit 4 Points)
+4
7-13 Points Allowed
(Credit 4 Points)
(Credit 4 Points)
+4
14-20 Points Allowed
(Credit 1 Points)
(Credit 1 Points)
+1
21-27 Points Allowed
(Credit 0 Points)
(Credit 0 Points)
28-34 Points Allowed
(Deduct 1 Point)
(Deduct 1 Point)
–1
35+ Points Allowed
(Deduct 4 Points)
(Deduct 4 Points)
-4
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