2012 Pick'ems on Yahoo

[chilly666]

NFL (Straight Up including Playoffs, No Spread)

Group: 9225
Password: rockemsockem

NFL Survival Football (3 Strikes and You're Out)

Group: 3561
Password: rockemsockem

NCAA Football (AP Top 25, Spread)

Group: 3631
Password: rockemsockem

[NickDoh]

Signed up for all three!

[NJDevils17]

Are there those confidence points at all in the regular NFL Pick 'em? I'm usually really bad with those so I won't bother joining that unless they're not there.

Just joined the survival one. Always love that.

[chilly666]

yes the regular nfl has the confidence points in it

[theknuckler]

I'm in both survival and pickem not college one though

[NickDoh]

Comeon sissies, I need more people to beat in ALL THREE. Triple Crown.

[Gage55]

I joined the first one, the second one keeps claiming I'm entering an incorrect password which I'm sure is somehow my own fault. I'll keep trying but for now just the one.

[chilly666]

let me know if you have anymore issues trying to setup your other team(s) when you try again.

i just re-checked and all the passwords are correct to use so it might just be a typo. you could copy and paste it so that a typo won't happen again.

[Gage55]

Now that I fully understand confidence points, I'm only really interested in the second league. So I'll keep trying but you can remove me from the first one.

[theknuckler]

Hey chilly, for confidence points, lets say you put 10, if you get it wrong does it go to -10 against your score? I'm not too familiar

[chilly666]

No...no negative points for a wrong guess

[Mr. Pink]

it's just like betting money, hence why it makes it more fun. You stake between 1 and n points on a game, where n is the number of a games in a week. So for example you will bet 4 points that FSU will beat Clemson and 15 points that Wisconsin will beat Indiana.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by Mr. Pink

it's just like betting money, hence why it makes it more fun. You stake between 1 and n points on a game, where n is the number of a games in a week. So for example you will bet 4 points that FSU will beat Clemson and 15 points that Wisconsin will beat Indiana.

Ok, so you'd want to bet the game you're most sure of at say the highest 16 and the game that might go either way, or what you're least sure of at 1?

[chilly666]

that's correct

[theknuckler]

great, thanks. I haven't played pickem since like 2003 or 2004