CFP Bracket
Predict all 11 games, including the champion, before the playoff starts. Give correct picks equal points or make later rounds worth more.
Explore CFP BracketCollege Football Playoff Pools
Your group’s pool, through the national championship.
Run a pool around the 12-team College Football Playoff. Have members predict the full bracket, rank the teams once, or pick new matchups each round. Choose the format and scoring that fit your group.
$1 per entry. Nothing upfront.
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One entry upfront, or picks each round.
Brackets and team rankings lock before the first game. Pick’em gives members new decisions as the actual matchups become known.
CFP Team Ranking
Assign values from 1 to 12 once. Every team win earns its assigned value again. Also called Rank’em or team confidence, with optional round multipliers.
Explore CFP Team RankingCFP Pick’em
Pick each round’s actual matchups, straight-up or against the spread. Use equal points, weight later rounds, or let members assign confidence points to their picks.
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Football pool pricing
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Tell us which format your group plays and how you score it. A rules sheet, bracket, or spreadsheet gives us a place to start.