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Survive the weekly cut
Set a lineup, earn a score, and stay off the bottom of the board. Your commissioner decides how quickly the league narrows.
Fantasy football survivor leagues
Lowest score each week is out. Every player is usable once per season. An optional points race keeps eliminated teams in the fight.
9
slots
12
entries
1×
per player
A different kind of fantasy football
Traditional survivor pools ask one question: did your team win? This format asks you to build a complete fantasy lineup and earn enough points to stay alive.
That creates a richer weekly rhythm — choose the right players, decide who to save, follow the live scores, and come back with a new plan after every cut.
Easy for a group to pick up, deep enough that the league stays interesting long after the obvious early picks are gone.
Why leagues keep playing
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Set a lineup, earn a score, and stay off the bottom of the board. Your commissioner decides how quickly the league narrows.
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Every player you use is gone from your pool for the season. The best pick is about more than this week — it is about what you save for later.
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With the points race on, eliminated entries keep setting lineups and climbing the season standings.
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Picks stay private until each player's game kicks off, then scores and reveals roll into the league board.
The weekly loop
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Use an invite from your commissioner or start a league for your group.
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Fill the slots your league's roster template defines.
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Live scoring turns every game into part of the board.
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The cut is confirmed, then the next week opens with your used-player history intact.
Built around your league
Roster template
Choose the slots and eligible positions.
Elimination schedule
Set how many entries leave each week.
Lock policy
Use a weekly deadline or player kickoff times.
Season points race
Keep eliminated entries scoring if enabled.
Ready for the first whistle?
Start a private league, invite your group, and let the board tell the story week by week.
Join or start a league