Games

Every Senate race worth watching, the governors, and the House battleground. Slide to your winner and margin, then say how sure you are. Locks 6 pm ET on Nov 3.

Bracket, series lengths, October leaders and a prop sheet. Groups and a full leaderboard.

Fifteen games a week. Slide toward the team you like: the further you go, the more you win if you are right and the more you lose if you are not. Leaderboard, and the model plays too.

Five futures questions a week. Be right, and be the only one: a correct answer scores the number of people who gave it, so one nobody else picked scores 1. Lowest wins.

Walk a conference game by game, W or L, and watch the standings fall out of your own picks.

The same game on the Sunday slate. The card locks at the first kickoff of the week, Thursday night.

Pick two teams, sit anyone who is hurt, and run the possession sim for win probability and score bands.

The women's LNet+ sim: pick two teams, sit anyone who is hurt, and run it for win probability and score bands.

The W-LNet+ mirror of the college sim, with replacement-basis injury math.

Seven prompts, 25 seconds each. The rarer the defensible answer, the deeper it scores.

Guess the Wikipedia article from its categories. Ten a day.

Lee Sharpe’s weekly prediction game, the FiveThirtyEight format, plus the data behind every result.

Nine players, two teams each. The original sports grid.

A mystery athlete a day across six sports.

Five answers, in order, once a day.

The NFL player guessing game.

Team-by-team MLB trivia, thirty puzzles a day.