My Commish Rules

Tiebreakers

It’s Monday night. That player you really needed to score big only gets a few points and now your head-to-head matchup is close. The final whistle blows and you’re all tied up with the other owner. What happens next? 

 

Hopefully you’ve thought about tiebreakers well before this moment.

 

We’ve created a collection of our favorite ways to break a tie. Whether it’s for an individual matchup or for determining who gets that final playoff spot.  

Our Tiebreaker Rules

Cut Flex & Run

Flex position is so wide open and possibly the most difficult position to peg down from week-to-week. Many leagues allow RB/WR/TE and some even a second QB. […]

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Dead Weight

Ties may be acceptable in the NFL, but this here is Fantasy Football and the stakes are REAL, people. Every year there is a tie in the league and every […]

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Overtime Player

Look, we’ve all heard the horror stories about how you only needed ONE MORE POINT from your Monday Night WR to avoid tying Jeff in your office league. In Head-2-Head […]

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More League Mechanics

MLB Homerun Derby

This draft order randomization rule mashes up three of America’s favorite pastimes: fantasy football, gambling, and watching steroid-riddled men crush lobbed-up baseballs deep into left field. The MLB […]

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The Most Charitable Draft

The charitable spirit has always been alive and well in Fantasy Football. Stories of recurring league donations are commonplace. Recently, Fantasy Football generosity has gained even more momentum with the […]

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Tiered PPR

Today, the Point-Per-Reception (PPR) scoring format is becoming pretty much ubiquitously used in fantasy football leagues. It’s a fun and easy way to add more points to your league. […]

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Horse Race Draft

The fastest two minutes in sports – horse races are a heart pounding burst of adrenaline for sportspeople of any type. Anything can happen once those gates fly open, which […]

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