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![]() In a NFL "Survivor", if the game ends in a "tie" like the Eagles vs. Bengals game today and someone picked the Eagles, would that person be out of the pool? This never happened in all the years I ran the pool and of course, one person picked the Eagles.....so I guess that person is out. Is this the best way to handle such an event?
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![]() they didn't lose. i think anyone on either side of that game moves on.
if you hadn't set rules for tie games beforehand that should be your default for a "survivor" league. (versus "winner" league). |
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![]() Get rid of the idiot.
Make it look like an accident. |
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he picked the nfl team that wasn't in ohio. |
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And look what happened. |
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Morton is an iggless fan. |
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^^^^ Still appealing most recent vaporization. |