Fantasy Gambling

Changelog

What changed for people who play. Not every deploy.

We write a note when something changes how you play, or when we ask you to accept the Terms again. The date is the version. There is no 1.2.3.


October 3, 2026 — Lines keep moving

The number on the board follows the book while that slate is still open. About every two minutes, an open games page picks up the new price. Placing the bet checks again. If that check doesn't come back, the bet doesn't go through, and nothing is taken.


October 1, 2026 — Ticket chance waits for kickoff

The percent bar on a slip stays off until that game kicks. Before the whistle it was only the price you already locked, drawn as a bar. A moneyline with no score yet still shows that price, so a favorite stays above a coin flip. Once a score is posted, the bar is the live chance that leg cashes.


September 28, 2026 — Live chance paused

The chance to take the week is off for now, on your card and on the board. The banks still say where the week stands. The percent on a ticket leg stays. The week chance comes back.


September 23, 2026 — Sample points

The sample Sunday has a third door. Points is a fresh card each week, and the place you finish pays points that carry. No email. The credits are fake.


September 22, 2026 — Points

A third way to run the table. Everyone still gets a fresh card each week, and the place you finish pays points that add up. Most points wins. A bracket is optional: four players cut on one points table, then a head-to-head final and a game for third. Everyone else plays for place.


September 21, 2026 — Sample Sunday stay still

The sample walk no longer pulls live scores or resettles tickets behind each page. Next on the same desk is instant — it does not reload the live app. Signed-in people keep a Back to your pools door on every sample screen.


September 21, 2026 — Ticket chance

A pending ticket now shows how likely each remaining leg is to cash. Open games use the juice you locked. Live games use the same clock-and-score model as the week card. An over that is already in can say 100%. Everything else that can still move stays off 0 and 100.


September 20, 2026 — Live chance

Your head-to-head card now says what your odds are, not just where the banks sit. It reads the closing line on every game left, decays it toward the score as the clock runs, and plays the rest of the slate out against your opponent's book. A week that can still move never shows 0% or 100% — a bad spot is not a finished one.

It sits under the bank bars. Those still say where the week stands; this says where it is going.


September 20, 2026 — Sample Sunday

You can walk a fake NFL Sunday before you sign in. Nobody there is real. Credits are not yours. 21+ still applies.


September 19, 2026 — Ticket fog

Head-to-head pools can hide stake, hide the pick, or hide the whole slip until that game locks. The fog is for the whole table, not just your opponent. Open book is still an option.


September 17, 2026 — Playing for place

Missed the bracket? You still have a game. On a two-week window the leftovers run in groups of 4: 5th-place semis, then 5th and 7th; 9th-place semis, then 9th and 11th. A leftover 1–3 rematches. Same allotment. Those games do not count on the season record.


September 16, 2026 — Sitting out counts

If you never opened the app that week, the week still happened. Unused credits close. That is −the allotment on the board, not a quiet 0.


September 16, 2026 — Title game stays empty

The championship slot stays on the Scoreboard as TBD. Live semis do not write names into it. The title card is gold.


September 16, 2026 — Locker Talk badge

The number on Locker Talk is only people talking — a message or a ticket they shared. Tails, joins, and ticket results still show in the room. They no longer light the badge.


September 11, 2026 — Terms: college football

The Terms now say a pool can cover NFL and college football. If you were asked to click them again, this is why.


September 11, 2026 — Locker Talk options

Options on Locker Talk lets you hide chat, tails, joins, ticket results, or parlay legs. Unread only counts what you still want to see.


September 10, 2026 — Locker Talk

Closed friend pools now have Locker Talk — chat for people already at that table. The person who created the pool can remove a message or timeout someone. The open table still has no chat.

Commissioner mail lives on Announcements. The settings gear lights up when something is waiting and opens that page. Old notices stay there. Locker unread stays on Locker Talk.

The Terms and Privacy Policy now say we host that. If you were asked to click them again, this is why.

This page is new. It is the list those “why am I seeing this” links open.


September 8, 2026 — Tuesday leftover, moving lines

Leftover credits now count down to Tuesday noon ET. Overview can show the pool’s rules without leaving the board.

If a line moved after you started a pick, the ticket uses the price that is actually on the board.


September 1, 2026 — College games, season bank, past tables

A pool can be college football instead of the NFL.

Some tables keep one stack of credits for the season instead of burning unused ones each Tuesday.

When a season rolls, the old table sits under Past. You can still read it.


August 30, 2026 — Terms you actually click

Terms and Privacy went from a folder to pages you accept in the app. We store the date and the version. A later change can ask you to click again.


August 24, 2026 — Public site and a phone you can use

misconin.com is the send. The app got a real mobile pass — tickets, the book, and the week on a phone.

House Rules are dated this day: we are not the bank, and credits are not cash.


August 22, 2026 — One question at a time

Simple mode walks a bet one screen at a time and shows it in plain English before it is placed. You can switch back to the full board in Settings.


August 18–20, 2026 — Friends beta opens

The hosted app exists. Magic-link email, a welcome flow, invite codes, live scores, and The Action for games that are on. That is the door friends walked through.