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QuickPicks: Player does not play (DNP)

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An entrant's chosen player may be classified and scored as "Does Not Play" or "DNP" if:

  • The player is designated as out, injured, suspended or otherwise unavailable for the athletic event by their team or league.

  • The player is available for the athletic event but does not participate in the event.

  • 0 minutes played (basketball, hockey, soccer)

  • 0 snaps played (football)

  • 0 plate appearances (batter must start game) or 0 innings pitched (baseball)

  • 0 holes completed (golf)

  • 0 laps completed (racing).

In golf, if a player tees off but withdraws before completing any holes, they are not classified as DNP but are scored based on the holes completed.

  • The player's athletic event is suspended before completion and scheduled to resume at a later date beyond the end of the QuickPicks contest.

An entrant who chooses a player who ultimately is classified as DNP shall be awarded a score of 0.5 points for that pick.

This rule specifically applies to players who do not participate in the event at all.

You will not receive a refund due to a selected DNP player or if a player withdraws after starting the event (e.g., teed off in golf).

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