Make your pick. Climb the standings. Take the pot.

Say it's Sunday and you like the Ravens to beat the Browns comfortably, so you take Ravens −6.5 for 1 unit. The moment you lock it, it's yours — nobody else in the group can take the Ravens' spread in that game. Baltimore wins by 10 and your pick hits: you gain units and climb the standings. They win by 3, or lose outright, and it misses — you drop the unit. That's the whole loop: one pick, auto-graded on the real line, win or lose on the final score.

Lock in one pick per day — that's the ceiling. You're never required to play daily, but you can.

A side belongs to whoever takes it first. Once you've got the Ravens' spread in that game, nobody else in the league can have it — and you can't take both sides of the same bet either.