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SHARES For Players (Entrant): Entries, Making Picks & Standings Privacy

How entries work, how the pick slip is used, and what privacy settings control what you can see about other players.

Entries

Your entry is your seat in the contest — it holds your bank and your picks. Depending on how the commissioner set things up, you may be able to have more than one entry in the same contest (think of it as playing multiple hands). Each entry has its own separate bank and its own picks, and the "My Entries" screen lets you see all of them and switch between them. When you make a pick, it always applies to the entry you're currently on.

Making picks and using the slip

You browse the available games, tap the markets you like, and they collect in your pick slip — a running list of what you're about to submit, with the units and the potential payout shown before you commit. You can build a single pick, or combine several into a parlay or teaser, then submit.

Standings and what others can see

The standings rank everyone by bank. Two privacy settings the commissioner controls affect what you see:

  • Other players' picks are hidden until the game locks. By default you can't see what someone else picked on a game until that game has kicked off (or first pitch) — so nobody can copy live picks. After lock, picks may become visible depending on the contest's setting.

  • Standings visibility can be set so everyone sees the full leaderboard, or a more limited view, depending on the contest.

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