Run the Pool.
We'll keep score.

Same weekly rhythm, opposite goal. In Survivor you pick one team each week to win, and a loss costs your Entry a Strike. In Losers you pick a team to lose, and a win costs the Strike. Survivor is the classic format, the one people also call a suicide, eliminator, knockout, or last-man-standing pool. Losers flips it, you root for the loss and sweat every comeback. Your Host locks in the format before the Pool opens.

No. Once an Entry picks a team, that team is used up for the rest of the season, win or lose. If a game is voided, the Pick is released and the team becomes available again. That one rule is what turns week 10 into a strategy problem instead of a coin flip.

Only if your Host runs a one-Strike Pool, which is the default. A wrong Pick costs a Strike, and an Entry is eliminated when it runs out of them. Hosts can allow anywhere from one to five Strikes.

A Pick locks at the selected team's kickoff, not at one weekly deadline, so you can change it until your team takes the field. Other players cannot see your current Pick until it locks. The Host can always see it, which keeps disputes resolvable.

No. Entry fees are peer-to-peer, players settle directly with the Host, and Sunday Squares never holds the Pot. We track who has paid so the Host always knows who still owes.

Publishing a Pool costs $14.99, or 3 Hosting Credits if you already have them. That price is flat for any group size and covers the full season, and players never pay Sunday Squares to join. Hosting Credits live in one wallet that also publishes Squares, so returning hosts can spend what they have.