HOSTS
"How do I ... ?"
"How do I ..."
... create (Host) a Pot?
... choose a pot's Rules?
... choose a pot's Terms?
... set up Host's Share?
... limit player's squares?
... open a pot for play?
... create a players list?
... invite players?
... invite more players?
... clear player's squares?
... close a pot?
... reopen a pot?
... lock a Pot?
... collect pledges?
... unlock squares?
... post event results?
... notify winners?
... email players?
... distribute winnings?
... set up a basketball pot?
... set up a NASCAR pot?
... set up a market pot?
... set up a charity raffle?
... set up a baby pot?
... set up a bowling pot?
... set up a NASCAR pot?
A NASCAR pot uses 1st and 2nd place car numbers to determine the winner of the pot.To set up a NASCAR pot on the Host a Pot page:
- Use 1st and 2nd place car numbers. - Instead of opposing football teams' scores, let 1st and 2nd place car numbers at the end of the race determine the pot's winning numbers.
- Win Period should be "Final." - There are no quarter scores in a NASCAR race, so the Win Period should be "Final."
- No Bad Tie Consolation - In a NASCAR race (or any race with a field of at least 10 competitors), it is equally likely for the 1st place and 2nd place car numbers to end in any digit between 0 and 9, so there are no "bad" numbers in a NASCAR race like 2&2 and 5&5 in a football pot.
- Consider awarding two winners with "No Teams." - If you want to have two pot winners instead of one, use the "No Teams" option to apply winning numbers regardless of which car comes in 1st or 2nd place.
NOTE: There can still be just one winner in a "No Teams" pot - if the winning numbers are tied.