Keepers
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- ›Teams can keep a player for a maximum of 4 years in a row.
- ›Waiver wire adds count as an 11th round pick for keeper purposes.
- ›Players can be kept in Round 3 or later.
Trades
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- ›Trading away a 1st round pick player → the trading team forfeits 2 keeper slots.
- ›Trading away a 2nd round pick player → the trading team forfeits 1 keeper slot.
- ›If there is a ≤15 pick difference between the two players in the trade, only 1 keeper slot is forfeited total (e.g. trading a 2nd-round player within 15 picks → no slot forfeited).
- ›Injured players cannot be used as trade chips.
- ›During the draft, picks within the same draft year can be traded without penalty.
Transactions
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- ›Maximum of 5 waiver transactions per week.
Tie-Breakers
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- 1Head-to-head matchup result
- 2Total categories won
- 3Score against other teams the week you tied
Buy-In & Payout
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League buy-in$75
Website fee$2
🥇 1st Place60%
🥈 2nd Place20%
🏅 Regular Season Winner20%
Draft Lottery
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Held at draftpicklottery.com
Toilet Bowl
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- ›Bottom 4 teams compete in a losers bracket.
- ›The two losers from Round 1 face off in the Toilet Bowl Championship.
- ›Loser of the Toilet Bowl receives the punishment.
- ›If your team wins the Toilet Bowl, you can no longer make pickups for the rest of the season.
- ›Winner of the Toilet Bowl gets the 2nd-best lottery odds.
Punishment
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- ›The league votes on the punishment for the season.
- ›Loser picks from a list of 3 options determined by the league.
- ›Default punishment is the Hot Ones challenge. The loser can propose an alternative — everyone votes yes or no.
- ›2023 Do the Hot Ones challenge or lose a 1st round pick — must be completed before the 2024 draft.
Draft Day
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- ›The draft takes place every year two Saturdays before the NBA season starts (scheduled to avoid Noa's birthday).