Tap any matchup to see both lineups. Win chances and projections are estimates.
Standings
Regular season record decides everything — tiebreak is record, then head-to-head, then total points. Playoffs are money only and don't affect placement.
Trades
Every trade across all three leagues, newest first.
Mid-Season Tournament
A Year 1 experiment: an NBA Cup–style knockout that runs alongside the regular season and means nothing for standings.
How it works
- Each of the 3 leagues is split into 2 divisions of 6. Weeks 1–5, everyone plays the rest of their division once.
- After Week 5, the top 2 teams from each of the 6 divisions (12 teams total, from all three leagues) go into one bracket.
- Top 4 seeds get a bye. Single elimination, Weeks 6–9 — championship lands in Week 9 on purpose, since that's a light bye week.
- These games don't touch anyone's record or promotion/relegation. Teams in the tourney still play their normal scheduled Week 6–9 games, and those are what count.
- Sleeper doesn't track this, so it's kept here separately.
- Champion takes home $50 (partly from the buy-in pool, partly from Hunter). Future years TBD — could be money, could be an auto-promotion.
- If two bracket opponents share a player, the league will vote on whether both can start them or have to bench them — Hunter's tracking that separately if it comes up.
Bracket
Rules & Payouts
The same rules apply across Gold, Silver, and Bronze.
Roster (PPR, offense only)
1 QB · 2 RB · 2 WR · 1 TE · 1 FLEX · 1 D/ST · 1 K · 5 Bench · 1 IR
Waivers
- Rolling waivers.
- Clear Tuesday mornings at 3 AM — kept early on purpose to encourage trades during the week.
- Dropped players sit on waivers for 1 day.
Trades
- No league vote — the commish approves everything.
- Nearly every trade goes through; a veto only happens for very obvious collusion or throwing.
- Trades get processed quickly, especially close to gametime.
Regulation & Playoffs
- Promotion and relegation are decided only by the regular season, Weeks 1–14 — same as how it works in soccer.
- Playoffs are for prize money only. They're too fluky to decide who moves leagues.
- Tiebreakers: Record → Head-to-Head → Total Points.
Promotion & Relegation (starting Year 2, once Gold/Silver/Bronze exist)
Each league finishes 12 teams, and each league ends 12 teams — nobody's left short. Movement between leagues each year:
- Gold ↔ Bronze: Gold's last-place team (12th) swaps directly with the Bronze League champion (1st) — Bronze's winner jumps straight to Gold, Gold's worst team drops straight to Bronze.
- Gold → Silver: Gold's 9th–11th place teams relegate to Silver.
- Silver → Gold: Silver's top 3 promote to Gold.
- Bronze → Silver: Bronze's 2nd–4th place teams promote to Silver.
- Silver → Bronze: Silver's bottom 3 relegate to Bronze.
| League | Sends down | Receives |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 9th–11th → Silver · 12th → Bronze | Silver top 3 · Bronze champion |
| Silver | Top 3 → Gold · Bottom 3 → Bronze | Gold 9th–11th · Bronze 2nd–4th |
| Bronze | Champion → Gold · 2nd–4th → Silver | Silver bottom 3 · Gold 12th |
If a 4th league gets added down the line, that year runs a special placement format with heavier movement between leagues.
Payouts
Gold League
Silver League
Bronze League
Teams
Look up any team in any league — record, points, full roster, and their schedule for the year.
Weekly Update
Pulls live from Sleeper and formats a Discord-ready recap — standings, high/low scorers, closest game. Pick a week, copy, paste.