NFL 2026

Turf Monster v1

Pick teams. Stack points. Get paid.

Choose 6 NFL teams. Every point they score over three weeks counts — multiplied by that team’s Turf Score. Lower-scoring teams carry a bigger multiplier, so a good underdog beats an obvious favorite.

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How to play

Four steps. That’s the whole game.

  1. 01

    Pick a contest

    Open Contests and choose one. Each contest names the weeks it covers, how many players it holds, and the prizes on the line.

  2. 02

    Choose your teams

    Tap 6 teams from the board. Each card shows the team’s Turf Score and its opponents. Swap freely until the contest locks at the first kickoff.

  3. 03

    Watch the leaderboard

    Every point your teams score is added to your entry, and the contest leaderboard shows where you stand against everyone else.

  4. 04

    Win prizes

    When the last game is over the standings are final, and payouts go to the wallet you entered from.

Entries are paid in USDC. New to that? The Getting Started guide walks you through a wallet and funding it, start to finish.


01

The Basics

You are picking a team to put points on the board, not to win. Nobody has to beat anybody — a team that loses 38–35 scored 35 points, and every one of them counts for you. It is the scoreboard that counts, so a defensive or special-teams touchdown pays you exactly like any other. A contest that covers Weeks 1–3 counts all three of that team’s games.

Atlanta

Falcons

1.8× Turf Score

Week 1

⚙️ PIT

Week 2

🐆 CAR

Week 3

🧀 GB

A real card from the Weeks 1–3 board — three opponents, one multiplier


02

Your Entry

An entry is 6 teams. Pick them from the board, then hold to confirm. You can enter the same contest up to 3 times with different lineups.

Baltimore

Ravens

1.0× Turf Score

Week 1

🐴 IND

Week 2

⚜️ NO

Week 3

DAL

Detroit

Lions

1.1× Turf Score

Week 1

⚜️ NO

Week 2

🦬 BUF

Week 3

✈️ NYJ

Buffalo

Bills

1.2× Turf Score

Week 1

🤠 HOU

Week 2

🦁 DET

Week 3

LAC

Houston

Texans

1.5× Turf Score

Week 1

🦬 BUF

Week 2

🐯 CIN

Week 3

🐴 IND

Atlanta

Falcons

1.8× Turf Score

Week 1

⚙️ PIT

Week 2

🐆 CAR

Week 3

🧀 GB

Arizona

Cardinals

2.0× Turf Score

Week 1

LAC

Week 2

🦅 SEA

Week 3

⛏️ SF

Six real teams from the Weeks 1–3 board, favorites through longshots.


03

Turf Score

All 32 teams are ranked by how many points they are projected to score across the contest’s weeks. Rank 1 is the highest projection and prices at 1.0×; rank 32 prices at 2.0×. In between, a rank is worth 1 + (rank − 1) / 31, rounded to one decimal — NFL scoring runs close to linear. The rounding is not a detail: it is the number that gets frozen onto your pick and paid, so ranks 1 and 2 both price at 1.0×, and ranks 3, 4 and 5 all price at 1.1×. Your points are points scored × Turf Score.

Rank #1 — 49ers

1.0×

Safest points, smallest multiplier

Rank #16 — Jaguars

1.5×

Middle of the board, balanced

Rank #32 — Cardinals

2.0×

Every point counts double

What counts as a point

The scoreboard does. Touchdown 6, field goal 3, extra point 1, two-point conversion 2, safety 2 — a team’s final score is what you are credited with, and a defensive or special-teams touchdown counts the same as any other.


04

Scoring Example

Here is that same lineup after three hypothetical weeks. Atlanta put up 18 fewer points than Baltimore and still finished 33.2 ahead — 1.8× against 1.0×. That is the whole strategy.

Team Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Turf Points
🐦‍⬛ Ravens 24 31 27 1.0× 82.0
🦁 Lions 20 17 34 1.1× 78.1
🦬 Bills 28 21 24 1.2× 87.6
🤠 Texans 13 20 23 1.5× 84.0
🦅 Falcons 17 27 20 1.8× 115.2
🐦 Cardinals 10 23 17 2.0× 100.0
Total Score 546.9

The teams and Turf Scores are real, read from the Weeks 1–3 board. The weekly point totals are invented — those games have not been played.


05

The Leaderboard

You do not have to wait for the last whistle to find out how you did. As scores come in your entry is re-scored, and the contest page shows where every entry stands and which of your six teams is carrying you.

Over three weeks

A Weeks 1–3 contest is a marathon, not a Sunday. A team that gets shut out in Week 1 has two more games to make it back, and the leaderboard rarely settles until the last one is over.


06

Prizes

Every contest posts its prizes before anyone enters, and the pool is funded up front rather than skimmed from the entry fees. The live Weeks 1–3 contest holds 9 entries and pays the top 2: $100 for first, $40 for second. Tied entries split the prizes for the places they cover, so a two-way tie for first splits first and second money down the middle.

Place Payout
1st Place $100.00
2nd Place $40.00
Total prizes $140.00

What an entry costs

Entries are paid in USDC, a digital dollar, from a wallet you control. The Getting Started guide covers all of it — setting up a wallet, funding it, and confirming your first entry. Prizes are paid back to that same wallet.


07

When Picks Lock

A contest locks at its stated start time — the first kickoff of its first week. Until then you can swap any of your six teams as often as you like. After it, the lineup is set for all three weeks; there are no waiver moves and no mid-contest substitutions.

Why it locks all at once

Everyone picks blind, from the same board, before a single snap. Nobody gets to watch Thursday night and then choose Sunday’s teams.


08

Quick Reference

Every NFL contest

Picks per entry
6 teams
Scoring
Points × Turf Score
Games per team
All 3 (Weeks 1–3)
Turf Score range
1.0× – 2.0×
Turf Score formula
1 + (rank − 1) / 31, to 1 dp
Entries per user
Up to 3
Ties
Split the places covered
Lock
First kickoff, Week 1
Entry

This contest only

The live Weeks 1–3 contest. Other contests set their own size and prizes — each one states them on its own page.

1st place
$100.00
2nd place
$40.00
Total prizes
$140.00
Contest size
9 entries

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