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Play-by-play: how each point was scored
Like a fantasy football app's scoring feed, every point your lineup earns shows up as a play: what moved, for which collection, and when. For example "2 more real sales (9 this week) +0.8", "Floor +3.2% since the lock +1.9" or "Captain ×2 on 8.4 pts +8.4".
- Open your league, then the Matchup tab. Once the week's lineups lock (Tuesday 00:00 UTC), Play-by-play sits under the slots.
- Newest plays are at the top. Tap By collection to see each pick with its total, the captain first, and a short How was this scored line for each stat.
- In a head-to-head, use the tabs at the top of the card to switch between your plays and your opponent's.
- When plays appear
- Scores update about once an hour during the week (every few minutes in a test season), so a play is what changed since the last update. A stat that's at its cap, or didn't change, adds no play.
- Points can go down
- Floor and volume points follow the week as it goes: if the floor falls back, you'll see a negative play. A dead week shows -4 until the collection gets enough real sales, then +4 when it isn't dead any more.
- It always adds up
- The plays add up to exactly the score shown. If they ever didn't, you'd see one Scoring adjustment line for the difference.
- Weeks before the feed
- A week scored before the play-by-play existed shows its points as one "so far" play per stat.
- Your opponent's plays
- You see the same points as their slots after the lock, nothing more. If one of their picks can't score because of a league rule, it just says so, without the reason.