Survivor “longest streak” Game Settings
Longest Streak – Pick Winners
•Select 1 team each week that you think will win their game.
•The goal is to accumulate the longest streak of consecutive correct picks.
•Remember – once you select a team, that team may not be used again during the contest.
•The goal is to accumulate the longest streak of consecutive correct picks.
•Remember – once you select a team, that team may not be used again during the contest.
Pretty-pretty-pretty straight ahead rules. But as always, there’s a couple things more you should know.
First of all, there is a possibility that the game can win in a tie. Without getting into to it, it has happened before. The consensus amongst us all was, NOBODY WANTS TO SHARE THE WIN.
If that happens, the players who were all eliminated in what could have been the final week, are allowed to continue playing. We had to set up the Pooltracker website to enable players to play every week, and that means that even if you are eliminated in Week 1, you can still make picks. Can’t stop ya. BUT KNOW THIS. You are eliminated from winning the Survivor pool. The End. Period.
Secondly, you can enter Survivor as many times as your heart (and wallet) desire. $10 for each entry, and you will have to make up a bunch of different “Game Names”. As mentioned in other articles, be sure you REGISTER USING ONLY ONE SAME EMAIL FOR EACH GAME NAME, or you will find yourself having to login repeatedly each week. Sucks for you.
Final thought – the game seems so simple; pick ONE team each week that you believe will win. Once you have picked a team, they are “locked out” to use any more. Choose wisely, Grasshopper. BTW, this is per Game Name profile. If you have a couple accounts in Survivor, they do not count against each other, they are separate game profiles.
The Payout
This one is easy! Money in; money out. No rebates for recruiting. BUT always remember, and never forget. Me & Anthony get a pass on the contribution as a “perk” for organizing this crap each year, holding the money, paying out the money, and for settling any disputes (mostly in Fantasy Football) that may come up. So if we have 83 players (like last year), the final payout is $810 (like last year).