General Pick, Bonus Question and Tiebreaker Rules

Picks
-At each PPV you will be given a list of matches which you then would predict from on who will win each match. Once a PPV card has been put up, those are the subsequent match to predict and no further matches announced will be added, nor will making predictions of those picks be added to your prediction score. Matches announced past the card not being added, is done in order to keep it fair to those who aren’t able to continuously check on or make edits after making picks.
-Brand specific weekly shows require a predictor to make 5 picks of wrestlers whom the predictor thinks will win.
-Picks you make must have at least 1 different pick from your opponent in , if there is no differing pick then the person who put the last set of picks will be dq’d. -- Tag & Trio’s follow this rule with a slight deviation, only one member needs to have a different from the other team(s). --This factors in for anything more than a triple threat, so a match with 4 entrants can have people with same picks. This includes tag and trio’s matches, as the teams is to a degree considered a singular entity. --In terms of figuring out who is dq’d for match picking it comes down to who put their picks in first, if there is an edit done which is results in this, it will go to the person who didn’t edit as the edit will reset who put in first. If both sets have been edited we will refer to when picks were edited to determine who was first to enter picks.
-Once a show deadline has passed, any pick edits done will result in a subsequent DQ. If picks are put in past a deadline, they will be considered a no show which will result in a subsequent loss. --When it comes to the LLR FFA, if an edit is made post deadline then the person who edited will be dq’d this will not count as the general person who lost the FFA and still result in a major loser, though both will be considered to have lost the match. If a set of picks is posted post deadline, they will be considered invalid and not be counted towards the match.
-There may be variances on how picks can be made depending if you are in a regular match or one of our many special match types. These will still follow the 1match different pick rule with one exception being the extreme rules match due to the manner of which picks are made for this match.
Champions Advantage -In a championship match, if the point total comes down to a tie the match is considered to end in a draw with the champion retaining their title. As noted in Private picks, if a champion puts in private picks, they forfeit their champions advantage.
Private Picks -If a predictor wants they can submit a set of private picks to a GM/AGM that will not be released until after deadline has passed. Once these picks are put in you can not make any edits UNLESS the other person puts their picks in and it matches, if this happens the person who submitted private picks must change at least one of their picks in order to have a differing pick. If a champion puts in private picks they give up their right to champions advantage.
Weekly Show Pick rules (these are for rules that are used within all brands, any variances may be included in the actual card write up by the GM/AGM of that brand)
-All tag teams count as a singular point if they are either in an already made tag team/stable or were announced to be in a tag match. If an unannounced tag match occurs, a tag team made up of two people who are not regularly partners shall count as 2 points not 1. --If a person joins a stable or tag team there by setting up a group within the last 2 weeks, they will be counted as part of the stable/tag team going forward for any picks.
-If a wrestler has 2 matches on a show and wins both these matches this will count as 2 points. This does not count for a gauntlet match as this is a match that ends with an overall winner.
Bonus Questions
-On top of your picks you will notice that there is bonus questions, these can offer a secondary means to gain points as a form of secondary prediction. Because they are secondary they do not qualify under the one pick difference rule of normal picks. These bonus question answers can match.
Tiebreaker
-All Tiebreakers must have a min. of a 20 sec difference for any match minus a battle royale. If there is not at least a min of 20 seconds between the tiebreakers the win will go to whomever posted picks first, this of course though falls under the edit ruling where and edit resets who put picks in first.
-If there is no discernable way to determine who wins i.e people didn’t a tiebreaker in or its directly in the middle, this will come down to the GM’s discretion on the weekly brand shows and for PPV’s a win for the person who posted first. --RAW: DRAW Indy(AEW): First to enter picks wins Smackdown: First to enter picks wins
Pacific Division -Matches unless stated otherwise do not require a tiebreaker. If they do require a tiebreaker they follow the same rules as any traditional tiebreaker.