OfficeFootballPool Is Retiring: Where to Move Your Pool (2026–27)
Splash, which owns OfficeFootballPool and RunYourPool, says OFP is being fully retired and both sites have merged into Splash Sports. What changed, with sources, and how to move a survivor, pick'em, confidence, squares, bowl or golf pool.
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If you ran a pool on OfficeFootballPool (OFP), you can keep it on Splash Sports, which now runs OFP's contests, or move it to another pool app such as PikSheet. Splash's help center says OFP "will be fully retired after the NFL season" and that RunYourPool and OfficeFootballPool "have officially merged into a single home: Splash Sports." This page sets out what Splash has said, with links, and what moving to PikSheet looks like format by format.
What changed at OfficeFootballPool?
- Splash Inc. (formerly BetterPool) acquired RunYourPool and OfficeFootballPool in late 2021 and announced the deal on June 5, 2023, alongside the launch of Splash Sports. (Splash announcement)
- In a help-center article captured in January and April 2026, Splash said OFP "will be fully retired after the NFL season," that "all PGA contests will continue exclusively on Splash Sports," and that RunYourPool and OFP "have officially merged into a single home: Splash Sports." (archived article)
- A companion article said "PGA contests will run exclusively on Splash Sports and RunYourPool going forward," and that OFP commissioners log in at SplashSports.com with their OFP email rather than creating a new account. (archived article)
- For golf, Splash said Season-Long Tiers, Season-Long Salary Cap and Golf Survivor would no longer be offered as entertainment-only contests. Major-Only Tiers and One & Done stay available as entertainment-only contests, and Full-Season Tiers is real-money only. (archived article, discontinued OFP golf formats)
- Splash's account help (July 21, 2026) says "unifying" connects an existing RunYourPool or OFP account to a single Splash Sports login. (Splash help)
Can I keep my pool on Splash Sports?
Yes. Splash runs two kinds of contest. In Splash-managed (real-money) contests, Splash collects entry fees and pays winners. In self-managed (entertainment-only) contests, the commissioner pays a service fee and handles any money outside Splash, and members pay nothing on Splash. (PGA contest types, self-managed payments) If your format is still offered and the setup suits your group, staying is the least work.
What does PikSheet offer for each OFP format?
PikSheet runs pools for every major sport — football (NFL and college), basketball (NBA), baseball (MLB), hockey (NHL) and golf (PGA TOUR and the majors) — with auto-scoring on the web, iOS and Android. The commissioner sets the rules, and PikSheet handles picks, lock times, scoring and standings. Here is the closest PikSheet format for each common OFP pool.
| Your OFP pool | PikSheet format | What carries over |
|---|---|---|
| Survivor | Survivor | One team a week, no team reuse, 1–5 strikes, straight up or against the spread. Also NFL Playoff Survivor, CFP Survivor, NBA Survivor and NHL Survivor. |
| Pick'em | Pick'em | Every game, straight up or against the spread; picks lock by week, day or game. |
| Confidence | Confidence | Pick every game and rank them 1 to N; optional Monday Night total-points tiebreaker. |
| Squares | Box Pool | Numbers fixed all season or re-drawn per game or week; quarter-by-quarter or custom payouts. |
| Bowl pick'em | Bowl Pick'em | All 36 bowl games and the 11 College Football Playoff games on one sheet. Bowl Pick'em, CFP Pick'em, CFP Bracket, CFP Power Ranking and CFP Survivor are all available. |
| Golf tiers | Golf Pick 6 | Members pick golfers from tiers of the field and the best scores to par count, for one tournament, the four majors or the PGA TOUR season. Golf pools open on PikSheet ahead of the 2027 PGA TOUR season. |
| Golf One & Done | Golf One and Done | One golfer per PGA TOUR tournament, scored on official prize money, never the same golfer twice. Golf pools open on PikSheet ahead of the 2027 PGA TOUR season. |
How do I move my pool to PikSheet?
Three steps, and members don't need anything from OFP:
- Create the pool at piksheet.com/create: pick the sport and format, then set the rules you used last season (strikes, spreads, lock times, entries per member).
- Share the pool's invite link with your group by text, email or group chat.
- Members open the link, join on the web or in the iOS and Android apps, and make their picks.
Who handles the entry money on PikSheet?
You do. PikSheet never touches entry fees or prize money: commissioners collect and pay out the way their group always has, by Venmo, Zelle or cash. PikSheet charges for the app that runs the pool, and nothing else.
When is the best time to move?
Between events. For golf, that's before the 2027 PGA TOUR season, which opens with The American Express the week of January 18, 2027 (PGA TOUR). For a bowl pool, it's before College Football Playoff Selection Day on December 6, 2026. Keep a copy of last season's standings if your group likes its history.
Start a pool on PikSheet
PikSheet runs pools for every major sport — football (NFL and college), basketball (NBA), baseball (MLB), hockey (NHL) and golf (PGA TOUR and the majors) — with auto-scoring on the web, iOS and Android.
- Go to piksheet.com/create and sign in or create an account.
- Pick a sport and a pool format, then set your rules.
- Share your pool's invite link. Members join on the web or in the iOS and Android apps.
Pricing: a competitive pool costs $1.00 per billable entry (a pick sheet that reaches its first locked week) for its first 25 entries each season. Full pricing: piksheet.com/pricing.
Run your pool without the spreadsheet
PikSheet runs every pool format with automatic scoring, pick locks, and live standings.