2026-27
Season
The best seasons are built on smart decisions. Pick two Premier League winners each matchweek, assign them 10, 5, or 1 point(s), and strategically manage every club throughout the season. Every club must be picked at least once, and with selection limits in play, knowing when to rely on each one is the key to long-term success.
Pick Two of Three
Three point values are on the table every matchweek — 10, 5 and 1 — but you only use two of them. Deciding which one to leave behind is the whole game: back yourself when the fixtures look kind, and keep your powder dry when they don't.
Both heavyweight values in play. The most points available in a single matchweek, and the most to lose in Ultimate Mode.
Commit to the pick you trust most and keep the other stake small when the rest of the card looks unconvincing.
Ride out an awkward matchweek without sitting it out. Modest upside, but you protect a lead and save your clubs for later.
The value you sit out is gone for that matchweek only — all three are back next time. Over 38 matchweeks those small calls add up to far more than any single result, and with Ultimate Mode switched on they cut both ways: the picks you skip are also the points you can't lose.
Customize Your Pool
Make your pool as strategic or as flexible as you want. These settings change the way you play all season long.
All options are customizable upon league creation.
Ultimate Mode
Instead of earning 0 points, an incorrect pick deducts that pick's point value from your score.
Off by default. Turn it on for a higher-risk season.
Team Limits
Set limits on how many times each club can be selected all season. Every club still has to be picked at least once.
Maximum strategy. Every pick counts.
The standard way to play.
More flexibility throughout the season.
Play without restrictions. Pick anyone, anytime.
Tiebreakers
Level on points? Drag these into whatever order your pool wants to settle it.
Whatever you choose: each pick locks at that club's kickoff, you only score for a win, and a draw counts as a loss.