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Pool emails worth reading. A lot less busywork.
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Draft my Week 7 recap for my survivor pool.

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I’ll check your pool results and, following your saved preferences, find your recent pool emails in Gmail. Then I’ll research the week and put a draft together.

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Pool set up Gmail connected
Reading your Splash Sports pool export
Checking rules, picks, and results
Reconciling who’s still in

Got it. 48 entries started the week. 30 survived. All 18 eliminations were on Seattle.

The Sunday CrewNFL Survivor · Week 7
Finding your recent Sunday Crew emails in Gmail
Reading last week’s recap and your usual writing style
Checking this week’s NFL storylines

The Seattle loss took out 18 entries—including all three of Steve’s. He put every entry on the same team.

Last week’s email called those entries his “diversified portfolio.” Bring that joke back, or leave it alone?

Use it—he works in finance. One line, keep it friendly. And include a look at next week.

Got it. One callback, then back to the pool.

FROM YOUR SENT MAIL · WEEK 6 RECAP

“Steve’s diversified portfolio of three entries is still in business.”

Learning from your past pool emails

Short paragraphs. Dry humor. “Good luck. You’ll need it.”
I’ll keep your edits and preferences in mind, too.

Checking next week’s schedule and favorites
Matching them to your pool’s used teams

Here’s a useful wrinkle: only 8 of the 30 surviving entries can still use Detroit. The other 22 have already used them.

I’ll work that into the look-ahead, so it’s relevant to the choices your pool actually has left.

Detroit availability8 of 30 surviving entries

Here’s a draft to work from—results, the callback, your chart, and a look at next week.

Week 7 email · excerpt

Steve’s “diversified portfolio” turned out to be three shares of Seattle. The rest of the pool wasn’t immune, either.

18 of our 48 entries went out this week. That leaves 30 in the hunt. Here’s where everyone landed.

Looking ahead: only 8 of the 30 surviving entries still have Detroit available. Check your used teams before getting attached to next week’s pick.

And a reminder for everyone still in: get your next pick in before the usual deadline. We’ve donated enough entries to football already.

Showing part of the email · More above and below

I’ve kept last week’s audience, checked opt-outs, and flagged any new or missing addresses. Ready for a Gmail draft?

Keep that audience. Make a Gmail draft; I’ll edit the opening there.

Deduplicating last week’s audience
Applying your current exclusions
Checking for missing addresses

46 prior recipients. 2 opt-outs. 44 Bcc recipients.
The draft is ready for your changes.

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Week 7: A tough week for diversification.

Hey crew,

Steve’s “diversified portfolio” turned out to be three shares of Seattle. The rest of the pool wasn’t immune, either.

Seattle was the most popular pick this week: 18 entries, or 37.5% of the field. All 18 are out. For anyone who felt safer seeing so many people make the same pick, there’s your reminder that company and insurance are different things.

Kansas City carried 14 entries through. Buffalo brought another 10, and Philadelphia’s six rounded out the survivors. Three winning teams, 30 entries moving on, and plenty of decisions still to get wrong.

18 of our 48 entries went out this week. That leaves 30 in the hunt. Here’s where everyone landed.

Looking ahead: only 8 of the 30 surviving entries still have Detroit available. The other 22 have already used them, so the same schedule can look very different depending on what’s left on your sheet.

Before you get attached to next week’s pick, check your used teams. A good-looking option on the schedule doesn’t help much if it already got you through an earlier Sunday. That’s where this starts to get interesting: everyone’s still playing the same game, but not everyone has the same choices.

Quick housekeeping

Get your next pick in before the usual deadline. If you’re out, you’re still welcome here for the weekly recap and the second-guessing. It’s a long season, and the people who survived this week will eventually need an audience.

Congratulations to the 30 entries still in it. Condolences to the Seattle crowd. Next week we’ll find out who gets to keep looking sensible.

Good luck. You’ll need it.
— Alex

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The busywork is covered.

Hand off the legwork.
Stay as involved
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We gather the results, check the numbers, research the games, make the chart, and prepare the email list.

What happens next? Your call.

Three ways to work on your email

“Give me a first draft.”

Start with a complete email. Give it a quick edit or make it entirely your own.

or

“Let’s write it together.”

Talk through the storylines, add your inside jokes, and shape the email together.

or

“Just do the prep.”

Get the checked facts, research, chart, and recipient list. Write the email yourself.

No mode to choose. Just ask for what you need that week.

Your first step is right here

Meet your Co-Commish.

Tell us a little about your pool. We’ll help you get Co-Commish set up in ChatGPT, then bring in your results with one pool bookmark. Connect Gmail for the email handoff, or copy your draft into the app you use.

A little setup in Chrome on a computer. Then a lot less legwork.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Help me set up my pool.

Let’s get your pool into Co-Commish.

I’ll walk you through bringing in your pool.

Add the bookmark in Chrome, click it on your Splash or Picksheet pool, and attach the downloaded file here. Have a writing profile or a favorite past email? You can bring that too.

A Co-Commish for the whole season

Less admin.
From setup to the final email.

Starting with the weekly email. More of the commissioner’s to-do list is next.

  1. 01
    Before the seasonPlanned

    Get the pool ready.

    Turn your rules and dates into a setup checklist, explain the format clearly, and catch decisions you still need to make.

  2. 02
    Time to get everyone inPlanned

    Send the invites. And the follow-ups.

    Prepare the invitation and follow-up notes for the people who haven’t joined yet.

  3. 03
    Before things get goingPlanned

    Match the money to the roster.

    Reconcile your payment records with your participants. Flag missing payments, duplicate records, and names that don’t line up.

  4. 04
    Every weekAvailable

    Keep everyone in the loop.

    Turn results and storylines into a weekly recap or update, with an email and chart ready for your review.

  5. 05
    When it’s all overComing soon

    Close out the season.

    Check the final standings, prepare a payout summary from your prize rules, and wrap things up with the winners’ email.

From the people behind Picksheet

A better home
for your pool.

Co-Commish helps with the weekly email. Picksheet helps you run the whole pool—with the rules, members, and traditions you’ve built over the years.

See how Picksheet works Keep using Co-Commish wherever you host today.

YOUR POOL, YOUR WAY

Keep the rules that make it yours.Flexible settings for the pool you actually run.
Give everyone one place to go.Picks, results, and standings, together.
Make next season an easier one.Set up your pool and bring your crew over before Week 1.