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*Free Online Hockey PoolSetting Your Lineup
There are five (5) playoff rounds total during the Hockey Playoff Challenge. Prior to the first round of the playoffs, the pool of available hockey players will be selected by each owner and submitted to the Administrator. You can keep track of your team during the course of the playoffs, and the Administrator will update point totals at the end of each playoff game.
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*Free hockey pool manager. Easy to set up, fully customizable and 100% Free. Fantasy Hockey, NHL News, Hockey Forums, hockey pools - the ultimate hockey community.Roster Requirements
The chart below lists roster requirements for each team. You must select the required number of players at each position (listed below) from the available player pool. You also not be allowed to set a lineup that does not meet the roster requirements. If your roster is not submitted once the lineup setting deadline passes, you are ineligible to play.Roster RequirementsPositionNumber of Roster SpotsForwards (C/LW/RW)10 (ten)Defensemen (D)6 (six)
Note: For players who play two positions, the Administrator will determine their position eligibility. If any of your selected players are injured after the lineup setting deadline, or for any reason are not available to play, you will not be able to change them. ScoringPoint Values
A team will accumulate points based on the statistics accumulated by the players on the team. The chart below lists the point values. ScoringStatisticAll Position Players ReceiveGoals+5 pointsAssists+3 pointsShort-handed Goals(additional) +2 pointsPower-play Goals(additional) +1 pointTiebreakers
Ties will be broken by comparing tiebreaker answers each owner will provide with final roster submission. In the event that there is still a tie after all tiebreaker answers are examined, the winner will be decided by your league commissioner in a manner he or she chooses.
Operating a minor hockey team or organization is becoming increasingly expensive at all levels, and companies aren’t throwing around sponsorship dollars as readily as they have in the past, so teams have to come up with other ways to help ease the financial burden on the players families. There are a whole host of different fundraising opportunities available out there, and we offer one that is both fun for all involved, and ties in nicely, since you’re already dealing with a group of people that are into hockey.Why Run a Hockey Pool Fundraiser?
Hockey Pools are both easy to manage, and fun for everyone involved. You’re a hockey team or organization, and your fundraiser is centered around hockey, so it’s a natural fit. Our Loser Hockey Pool is the most popular, but we do have other options. Almost all of the legwork is prior to the pool starting, sending out invites and collecting entry fees (which you can track on the site). Once the pool has started, there really isn’t much to do until the pool is over and you have to make the payout.Online Hockey Pools Free
It can increase interest in the on ice performance of the team/organization, which can also help at the gate, for those that charge admission. Post a link to the pool and sign up information on your team website, and a link to your team website on your pool home page.Things to Consider
What type of prize structure will you use? A fixed pot or a split pot? A fixed pot is a set amount that isn’t dependent on the number of entries. For example, you set your prize at $1000, and it doesn’t matter how many entries you have, the winner earns $1000. The funds raised will be anything above that $1000. A split pot (usually set at 50/50) is a little different as the prize is set based on the number of entries, with half going to the team or organization and half going to the winner of the pool.
Some teams will set minimum entry numbers for each player to ensure a minimum number of entries, so you can advertise a minimum prize, if you’re using the split pot structure.
Is it legal in your area? Will you need a gaming licence to run your pool? If you’re running a large hockey pool for an entire organization, we suggest you explore the options to find out the details of what is and isn’t allowed. There can be very specific rules about prize structure involved. I know some areas specify you must have a fixed prize pool, so your prize is a set amount, and is not dependent on the number of entries.Ideas for Success
Offer some sort incentive to team/player that ‘sells’ the most entries. You’re dealing with competitive people, and an incentive can really drive up numbers. If there’s a major junior hockey team in your area, tickets to a game can be a great options.
Set your pool to allow for multiple incorrect selections before elimination to keep people in and engaged for a longer period of time. Hockey is much more ‘random’ game to game than football, so Survivor/Eliminator style hockey pools tend to be shorter than football ones.
An alternative to multiple lives/strikes is to run multiple pools per season – one beginning in October, and another beginning in January. If you advertise this when setting up the 1st pool, you’ll already have people expecting it. You can even set up both at the same time, and collect for both at the same time if you wish. We offer a discount on your 2nd pool in a season, which is more money for your team or organization.
While this isn’t really anything you can do or encourage, occasionally people that win will donate a portion of winnings back to the organization. If it ever does happen, be sure to publicly thank the person that did so.Free Online Hockey Pool
Send us a message if you’d like to know more about setting up a hockey pool fundraiser on HostedPools.com! Ask us about a discount on multiple pools in the same season.
Register here: http://gg.gg/ow09a
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
*Online Hockey Pools Free
*Free Online Hockey PoolSetting Your Lineup
There are five (5) playoff rounds total during the Hockey Playoff Challenge. Prior to the first round of the playoffs, the pool of available hockey players will be selected by each owner and submitted to the Administrator. You can keep track of your team during the course of the playoffs, and the Administrator will update point totals at the end of each playoff game.
Fantasy Hockey Pool HockeyDraft.ca is quite simply the best hockey pool manager on the Internet. We have an easy to use interface with 15 years of exceptional support, making us the leader in fantasy hockey in Canada. If you haven’t used HockeyDraft.ca to keep track of your hockey pools, you’ll be hopping on the bandwagon soon.
*SN FANTASY HOCKEY PLAYOFFS BRACKET POOL Play now Update your picks before each round for your chance to win – $50,000 cash and Canadian Tire prizing up for grabs! SN FANTASY HOCKEY PLAYOFF POOL.
*Free hockey pool manager. Easy to set up, fully customizable and 100% Free. Fantasy Hockey, NHL News, Hockey Forums, hockey pools - the ultimate hockey community.
*©1996-2021 USCHO.com – U.S. College Hockey Online Please support this website by adding us to your whitelist in your ad blocker. Ads are what helps us bring you premium content!
*Free hockey pool manager. Easy to set up, fully customizable and 100% Free. Fantasy Hockey, NHL News, Hockey Forums, hockey pools - the ultimate hockey community.Roster Requirements
The chart below lists roster requirements for each team. You must select the required number of players at each position (listed below) from the available player pool. You also not be allowed to set a lineup that does not meet the roster requirements. If your roster is not submitted once the lineup setting deadline passes, you are ineligible to play.Roster RequirementsPositionNumber of Roster SpotsForwards (C/LW/RW)10 (ten)Defensemen (D)6 (six)
Note: For players who play two positions, the Administrator will determine their position eligibility. If any of your selected players are injured after the lineup setting deadline, or for any reason are not available to play, you will not be able to change them. ScoringPoint Values
A team will accumulate points based on the statistics accumulated by the players on the team. The chart below lists the point values. ScoringStatisticAll Position Players ReceiveGoals+5 pointsAssists+3 pointsShort-handed Goals(additional) +2 pointsPower-play Goals(additional) +1 pointTiebreakers
Ties will be broken by comparing tiebreaker answers each owner will provide with final roster submission. In the event that there is still a tie after all tiebreaker answers are examined, the winner will be decided by your league commissioner in a manner he or she chooses.
Operating a minor hockey team or organization is becoming increasingly expensive at all levels, and companies aren’t throwing around sponsorship dollars as readily as they have in the past, so teams have to come up with other ways to help ease the financial burden on the players families. There are a whole host of different fundraising opportunities available out there, and we offer one that is both fun for all involved, and ties in nicely, since you’re already dealing with a group of people that are into hockey.Why Run a Hockey Pool Fundraiser?
Hockey Pools are both easy to manage, and fun for everyone involved. You’re a hockey team or organization, and your fundraiser is centered around hockey, so it’s a natural fit. Our Loser Hockey Pool is the most popular, but we do have other options. Almost all of the legwork is prior to the pool starting, sending out invites and collecting entry fees (which you can track on the site). Once the pool has started, there really isn’t much to do until the pool is over and you have to make the payout.Online Hockey Pools Free
It can increase interest in the on ice performance of the team/organization, which can also help at the gate, for those that charge admission. Post a link to the pool and sign up information on your team website, and a link to your team website on your pool home page.Things to Consider
What type of prize structure will you use? A fixed pot or a split pot? A fixed pot is a set amount that isn’t dependent on the number of entries. For example, you set your prize at $1000, and it doesn’t matter how many entries you have, the winner earns $1000. The funds raised will be anything above that $1000. A split pot (usually set at 50/50) is a little different as the prize is set based on the number of entries, with half going to the team or organization and half going to the winner of the pool.
Some teams will set minimum entry numbers for each player to ensure a minimum number of entries, so you can advertise a minimum prize, if you’re using the split pot structure.
Is it legal in your area? Will you need a gaming licence to run your pool? If you’re running a large hockey pool for an entire organization, we suggest you explore the options to find out the details of what is and isn’t allowed. There can be very specific rules about prize structure involved. I know some areas specify you must have a fixed prize pool, so your prize is a set amount, and is not dependent on the number of entries.Ideas for Success
Offer some sort incentive to team/player that ‘sells’ the most entries. You’re dealing with competitive people, and an incentive can really drive up numbers. If there’s a major junior hockey team in your area, tickets to a game can be a great options.
Set your pool to allow for multiple incorrect selections before elimination to keep people in and engaged for a longer period of time. Hockey is much more ‘random’ game to game than football, so Survivor/Eliminator style hockey pools tend to be shorter than football ones.
An alternative to multiple lives/strikes is to run multiple pools per season – one beginning in October, and another beginning in January. If you advertise this when setting up the 1st pool, you’ll already have people expecting it. You can even set up both at the same time, and collect for both at the same time if you wish. We offer a discount on your 2nd pool in a season, which is more money for your team or organization.
While this isn’t really anything you can do or encourage, occasionally people that win will donate a portion of winnings back to the organization. If it ever does happen, be sure to publicly thank the person that did so.Free Online Hockey Pool
Send us a message if you’d like to know more about setting up a hockey pool fundraiser on HostedPools.com! Ask us about a discount on multiple pools in the same season.
Register here: http://gg.gg/ow09a
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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