Each player picks a handful of games — three, five, seven, your number — and how they're scored is yours: best record, perfect week, rollover pot, pods. Two founding pools run it today, two different ways.

Pick-5 survived the OFP merge as a preset; perfect-week rules, rollover pots and pods did not. Here's what happened, from Splash's own help center.
Send the rules you actually ran — a sheet, a screenshot, last year's standings — and you get back a live pool built to them. Your group gets one invite link.
See how switching works →How many picks a week? Perfect week or best record? Your spreads or the book's? Multiple entries? Pods? And the one rule your group would riot over if it changed.
Yes — you set how many. Each entry picks and scores on its own. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.
Your call: zero for the week, or grade the four. Most perfect-week pools force all five at submit. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.
Monday-night total points among the perfect entries, or split. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.
Whatever your rule is. Most groups roll it forward; the leaderboard shows the live pot. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.
Yes — week ranges you set, each with its own standings and payout. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.
No, ever. You set the fee, hold the pot, pay the winners. Paid tracking on or off. Or something else — tell us in the email and it gets built that way.