GAMEPLAY

Every day you can pick 6 MLB players that have a combined value of up to $120:

• 1 Catcher (C)
• 1 Corner Infielder (1B or 3B)
• 1 Middle Infielder (2B or SS)
• 1 Outfielder (OF)
• 1 Starting Pitcher (SP)
• 1 Relief Pitcher (RP)

Edit and save your entry until the first MLB game starts for the day. No changes can be made and no lineups can be submitted after the first pitch of the first game.

Collect points based on your players' performance for the day. For more information on the scoring system, please seeHow Scoring Works.

If you choose a player who is playing in a doubleheader, you are required to choose which game of the doubleheader you want to count towards your team's point total.

If you choose a relief pitcher who starts a game, you will receive no credit for his statistics for that day. Only relief appearances count towards RP statistics.

The entry with the most points at the end of the day wins, and results are tabulated over time for long-term prizes to be awarded.

"PTS LAST GAME" indicates a player's score from the last game their team played, not necessarily their last appearance. This helps a user easily determine who plays every day and who is less likely to make an appearance. It also is helpful when looking for a fresh reliever to insert into your lineup.

Doubleheaders: A player will only be given credit for one game a day. Users will be given the choice to pick which game a player's statistics will count from in a doubleheader while picking their lineup for the day.

Rainouts: Due to the daily nature of Pick 6, users will not receive any points if a player in their lineup does not play due to a postponement or a rainout, nor does Pick 6 include the completion of suspended games as part of the scoring system.

Weekly leaderboards are calculated from Monday to Sunday. Player prices change every Monday. Please see thepricing section for more details.

Daily player picks are generated at midnight the night before any given day. If a player is called up from the minor leagues on Monday morning, he won't be eligible to be picked until Tuesday.

PRICING

Pricing is determined by two factors: performance and popularity. Every week, a Pick 6 algorithm measures the statistical output of every player for the preceding week, taking into account how often each player was selected for a lineup in Pick 6.

Player prices are protected against excessive devaluation – Values can only drop a maximum of $1 per week.

For example, Jose Bautista is worth $60 and goes on the Disabled List for 5 weeks; his value would still be $55 when he starts to play again. Inversely, a player who was out of action for a very long time, such as Buster Posey last season, may be inexpensive upon his return to action but could quickly rise in price based on his usage.

At the end of the week, prices will change and reflect upon Monday morning’s player pricing.

HOW POINTS WORK

A detailed table of the scoring methodology for Pick 6 can be seen below. Successful players will strike a balance between brand name players and under the radar talent to take their lineup to the next level.

HITTERS
EVENT	PTS
AB	-1.0
H	5.6
2B	2.9
3B	5.7
HR	9.4
BB	3.0
HBP	3.0
SB	1.9
CS	-2.8

STARTING PITCHERS
EVENT	PTS
IP	2.5
H	-1.3
K	1.0
BB	-1.5
HBP	-1.5
HR	-6.5

RELIEF PITCHERS
EVENT	PTS
IP	5.0
H	-2.6
K	2.0
BB	-3.0
HBP	-3.0
HR	-13.0
HLD	4.0
SV	5.0