10×10 grid. Numbers at kickoff. Score-digit winners each quarter.
Claim squares before the game. Numbers randomize at kickoff. Winners by the last digit of each team's score at the end of every quarter. PikSheet handles the rules, pick submission, lock timing, field reveal, standings, and commissioner controls from one place.
How it works
The format stays familiar to your league; PikSheet keeps the weekly mechanics clear and consistent.
- 1Commissioner picks a single game (typically a championship or rivalry).
- 2Members claim squares in the 10×10 grid until it fills.
- 3At kickoff, numbers 0–9 are randomly assigned to both axes.
- 4After each quarter, the square matching the last digits of both teams' scores wins a prize.
- 5Final score takes the biggest share — commissioner sets the payout split.
Member flow
Members see the current week, make the required picks, and can edit anything that has not locked yet.
Field reveal
After lock, the pool can see who picked what without chasing text threads or screenshots.
Scoring
Game results update the leaderboard according to this format's rules and history.
Championship game
A quick scoring example for this format.
- 1.End of Q1: Home 7, Away 3. Square at (row 7, col 3) wins Q1.
- 2.Halftime: Home 14, Away 10. Square at (4, 0) takes H1.
- 3.End of Q3: Home 21, Away 17. Square at (1, 7) takes Q3.
- 4.Final: Home 27, Away 24. Square at (7, 4) takes the biggest share.
What the commissioner controls
Every setting is configurable at pool creation and editable until the pool opens.
- Buy-in per square
- Payout split across quarters + final
- Max squares per member
- Auto-fill empty squares at kickoff on/off