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Help · Pool types

How a Confidence pool works

Pick a winner in every game, then rank your picks from least to most confident using a unique value for each — a correct pick scores its value, so a miss on your most confident pick costs the most. The pool below is the real PikSheet pick sheet running on a made-up season — click anything. Nothing is saved, and reloading the page puts it back.

Sunday Scaries Confidence

Week 6 · 12 entries

What to try

  • Make your picks. Tap a team to select it — the sheet auto-assigns your highest open confidence value, most-confident pick first. Save turns green once every game has a pick and a value.
  • Every game, one value each. Confidence requires a pick and a distinct value for every game in the week — Save stays disabled until the whole slate is covered.
  • The locked game.Week 6's opener has already kicked off, so it can't be picked — that is what a locked row looks like mid-week.
  • Switch weeks. Weeks 1 through 5 are graded and read-only, with correct and incorrect picks marked.
  • Switch to commissioner. Click "Pick for another entry" to make picks for any other member in the pool.
  • Check the Field tab.Once a game locks, everyone's picks and confidence values for it become visible.

Want the rules and scoring options in detail? See the Confidence format page.