Streak pools, explained

One pick at a time. How long can you stay hot?

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Screenshot of a KickoffPools streak pool: best and current streaks for each player, with this round's picks
Best streak leads; the 🔥 shows who's on a run right now.

How does a streak pool work?

Each round you pick one team to win — a round is a week for the NFL and college football, and a day for the NBA. A right pick adds one to your streak. A wrong pick resets it to zero. The longest streak wins.

What about ties and missed rounds?

A tie changes nothing — your streak neither grows nor resets. Sitting out a round doesn't break it either, so a busy week costs you a chance to build, not the streak you have.

Can I pick the same team again?

Yes. Unlike survivor, teams can repeat — ride a hot team as long as you trust it.

When do picks lock?

Each game locks when it starts. You can change your pick for the round until the game you picked starts; after that, your pick for the round stands. Picks stay hidden from everyone else until then.

Who wins?

The best streak anyone put together during the pool. If two players match, the longer current streak ranks higher, then the better overall record.

How do you join?

Open the pool link, type your name, and make your first pick. No app, no account.

What do winners get?

Bragging rights. KickoffPools never collects, holds, or pays out money and never awards prizes.

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