PickHoops Frequently Asked Questions

PickHoops Frequently Asked Questions

1.1 What is PickHoops? 2.1 What are the scoring options? 2.2 Can you support my different scoring/tiebreaker system? 2.3 How do you handle the "First Four" Round play-in games? 2.4 Can I use your site to collect money for a fundraiser? 2.5 Can I put my logo on my group page or on my bracket? 2.6 Do you support women's tournament bracket groups? 2.7 Do you support "second chance" / 16-team bracket groups? 2.8 How do points tiebreakers work? 3.1 Can I enter multiple picks? 3.2 Can I enter picks for other people? 3.3 Can I see other people's picks? 3.4 When can I enter my picks? 3.5 Can I enter my picks after the games start? 3.6 Can I change picks after they've been entered? 3.7 Can I delete picks I don't want? 3.8 Can I enter a pick without creating a group? 3.9 Can multiple people share an email address and all make picks? 4.1 Can I delete a group I don't want? 4.2 Is my group private? 4.3 Do you have my group information from last year? 4.4 How do I change my scoring system? 4.5 How do I change my short group name / URL? 4.5 How do I stop any more people from joining my group? 5.1 Can I upgrade my group later? 5.2 Can I downgrade my group later? 5.3 What happens when my group reaches its bracket limit? 5.4 Can I renew my group from last year? 5.5 Can I put a message on my group page? 6.1 How private is my data? 6.2 Can I delete personal data?

We don't currently use these games for scoring or tiebreakers, so the bracket entry deadline is still Thursday before the Round 1 games start. You can pick the play-in winners to advance in your bracket, before or after those games are played, so long as your picks are in by Thursday's deadline.

Group owners can make pick edits at any time to correct errors, with a log of edits made public to all members of that group.

You can also check the "History" section of your group for winners and standings and more from all years of your group, and the "Mailing list" section (under Admin) for previous years' participants and email addresses.

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