We get several emails over the course of the pre-season asking if we can handle all sorts of different Nascar pools. Here’s a general outline of what we currently offer: 1. Salary Cap Each team is given $1000 to pick exactly 8 drivers for the season. You can select any 8 drivers as long as [...]
We have several scoring methods set up as default options, and we also have a number of custom methods. Here’s an outline all of the different options that are currently available. New methods will be added once they’ve been used for a full season. 1. Standard Points Uses the Nascar Championship points scoring system. Can choose whether [...]
Once your league is set up, you’ll need to get all of teams entered. There are basically two ways to go about this. Enter them yourself as the commish, or if your pool allows online selections, have people register for the site and add their teams themselves. Picking Your Team Register and/or Login to the [...]
To help out all of the new commissioners on Nascar Pools Online this coming season, we’ve put together some quick step by step instructions on setting up a fantasy Nascar pool on the site. Creating Your League Register and/or Login to the site. Go to the Create League page and give your league a name, [...]
We’ve started putting together the default driver groups and salaries for the upcoming season. The following are what we are leaning towards for the coming season. There may be some additions and some small changes prior to Sunday when we add the salaries to the site, and make leagues publically available. Driver Salaries Driver Salary Driver Salary J. [...]
We’ve started putting together the default driver groups and salaries for the upcoming season. Of course things are still up in the air with several teams, so these are currently ‘potential’ groups. The first six groups of the box pools are pretty firm, but there may be some changes by Sunday of the final two [...]
This is the third part of the Nascar Pool Help series. Part 1 Part 2 Now that you’ve decided the set-up and scoring method your pool will use, your next task is formalizing some rules, and inviting people to participate in your pool. This is probably the first time you’ll need to put something on paper (or the internet). You’ll want to describe [...]
