Every sport has its particular scoring. For more information on other sports, check out the MISC section on our rules page.
All selections will be graded according to official statistics of the relevant governing body.
Cumulative projections: Any projection joined by the plus (+) symbol means that the pick is a combination of those stats. 'Points + Rebounds + Assists' for example is the combination of all 3 stats.
Personal fouls: Scored as awarded by WNBA officials/scoresheets. Technical fouls do not count toward this stat.
Game High Scorer: Awarded to the player who scores the most points for the entire game across both teams. If multiple players tie for the top score, they will all be graded as the high scorers and paid out accordingly.
Team High Scorer: Awarded to the player that scores the most points for her respective team throughout the entire game. If multiple players tie for the top score, they will all be graded as the high scorers and paid out accordingly.
First 5 Minutes Stats: Specified stat accrued in the first five minutes of the first quarter. Must start to grade. Stats accrued from 10:00 - 5:00 in the 1st quarter will count.
Game High Scorer: Awarded to the player that scores the most points for the entire game across both teams. If multiple players tie for the top score, they will all be graded as the high scorers and paid out accordingly.
Team High Scorer: Awarded to the player that scores the most points for his respective team throughout the entire game. If multiple players tie for the top score, they will all be graded as the high scorers and paid out accordingly.
First 3/5 Minutes Stats: Specified stat accrued in the first three or five minutes of the first quarter, as listed. The player who's projection is listed must start to grade.
The following projections are not offered in AZ:
First FG Attempt: Scored as whether the first shot attempt by the specified player results in either a make or a miss. This only relates to the player's who projection is listed and is not scored as the First Overall Basket scored in the game. Free Throw Attempts do not count. If a player does not attempt a field goal in the game, this projection will void.
First 3-Point Attempt: follows the same rules as above for 3-point attempts. If a player does not attempt a 3-pointer, then this projection will void.
First to 10+ Points: Scored as the first player in the game to reach 10 or more points scored. If nobody reaches 10 points then the selection will void.
Cumulative projections: Any projection joined by the plus (+) symbol means that that pick is a combination of those stats. “Points + Rebounds + Assists” for example is the combination of all 3 stats.
Turnovers: Awarded to a player when the offensive team loses possession of the ball to the opposing team, tracked using official WNBA gamebooks.
Game High Scorer: Awarded to the player that scores the most points for the entire game across both teams. If multiple players tie for the top score, all will be graded as winners.
Field Goals Attempted: Graded as the number of Field Goals attempted in a game by the selected player.
Points Scored in Each Quarter: All entries are valid once a player takes the court, regardless of time played in any quarter. Does not include overtime.
Futures/Season Long Picks:
For season long player projection and player award selections, the nominated player must be involved in at least a minute during the regular season game for selections to stand (unless it is a "Most" projection, then 28 games OR the statistical minimum will be needed for that "Most" projection to grade).
If a player is traded, they will be graded based on their full season cumulative stats.
Player stats will be rounded to the tenth decimal place. For example, if a player had a projection of 17.5 points/game and they scored an average of 17.4 points/game, their projection will be graded as 17.4 and would be a loss.
The player with the highest points per game average at the end of the WNBA Regular Season will win the title of “Most Points Per Game”. If two or more players are tied for the highest points per game average, then each player is graded as a winner
.The player with the highest rebounds per game average at the end of the WNBA Regular Season will win the title of “Most Rebounds Per Game”. If two or more players are tied for the highest rebounds per game average, then each player is graded as a winner.
The player with the highest assists per game average at the end of the WNBA Regular Season will win the title of “Most Assists Per Game”. If two or more players are tied for the highest assists per game average, then each player is graded as a winner.
The player with the highest three pointers made per game average at the end of the WNBA Regular Season will win the title of “Most 3PM Per Game”. If two or more players are tied for the highest three pointers made per game average, then each player is graded as a winner.