Frequently Asked Questions

Every wrestler's fantasy output is grouped into three buckets: R/S (weekly show points), PLE (Premium Live Event points), and Belt (title-related points). A wrestler's total fantasy points are the sum of those categories. Team and league views use that same underlying scoring model.

Points can appear in stages as event data is processed. During and shortly after a show, totals may update incrementally. Once event parsing and validation complete, finalized totals are reflected across league views.

League operations that depend on a weekly window use a consistent league clock (Monday-Sunday). Where applicable, lock windows and cutoff rules are based on league-defined timing so all managers are evaluated consistently, regardless of local device time.

Each league has a defined start date and end date. Within that window, leagues run regular-season weeks and (for formats that use them) playoff weeks. Matchups, standings behavior, and schedule progression are all tied to that season window.

In Head-to-Head leagues, teams are paired weekly and compared on that week's event points. Each matchup produces a win, loss, or draw. Standings are driven by W-L-D (Win-Loss-Draw) record, not cumulative owner bonus scoring.

Standings depend on league format. Some formats are primarily points-based, while Head-to-Head formats prioritize W-L-D (Win-Loss-Draw) record. If records tie, secondary tie-break logic can use scoring context.

Roster transactions only affect scoring when they occur before applicable lock cutoffs. If a move is made after an event or matchup lock point, it applies to future eligible scoring windows.

XP is progression for account activity and league participation. Users can earn XP through gameplay milestones and engagement actions. As XP increases, users level up and unlock higher rank labels. For full details, see XP Scoring & Level Descriptions.

Some XP grants can be processed immediately; others can appear after a short delay due to async processing or throttled refresh checks. If a level-up didn't appear instantly, refresh and re-check after processing completes. For exact thresholds and grant sources, see XP Scoring & Level Descriptions.

Event results are posted after official outcomes are available and processed by the scoring pipeline. Timing can vary by event complexity and data verification needs.

Match card views help users see how outcomes translate to fantasy impact. They reflect the scoring model applied to participants in that event context.

Early values can be provisional while data is being finalized. Reconciliation, classification updates, or correction passes can adjust totals before they settle.

A stat correction is an update applied when event data or parsing needs to be fixed for accuracy. Corrections are intended to make scoring consistent with official outcomes and rules.

Most corrections are applied as soon as they are validated. More complex issues may take longer if they require deeper review across multiple views or events.

Some pages are cached or revalidated on different intervals. During refresh windows, one page may show newer data first. Totals converge once all affected caches revalidate.

Wrestler belt points remain part of normal wrestler scoring. Any owner-level bonus systems (if used by a format) are format-specific and are applied only where that league type supports them.

Use the sign-up flow with your email and password, then complete any verification step if prompted. After account creation, you can join or create leagues.

Join using a valid invite link or join code from a GM. If a league has reached its member cap or the invite is invalid or expired, joining will fail until a valid slot or link is available.

From your leagues area, choose create league, set format and season settings, and finish setup. You become the GM and can manage invites and league configuration.

Use password reset first. If sign-in still fails, confirm the account email used at signup and retry from a clean browser session.

Account-level info (like display identity) is managed from account or profile areas. League-specific identity elements (team name, faction details) are managed inside that league.

Access is restricted to league members (and approved admin contexts). If you are not a member or your session expired, league routes can reject access.

Yes. You can participate in multiple leagues and switch between them through the league selector and navigation.

GMs can configure league settings, invite members, manage draft setup, and handle format-specific operations available in GM tools.

Draft settings control mode, timing, order behavior, and status transitions. Once a draft is active or completed, some settings become locked to preserve integrity.

Statuses represent lifecycle phases such as not started, in progress, review-ready (if enabled), and completed. Available actions depend on current status.

Roster size and composition rules are tied to league settings and team count. Different formats can enforce different roster constraints.

Include NXT expands the eligible wrestler pool and can affect roster rule behavior and filtering defaults in relevant league views.

Playoff matchups are generated after regular-season conditions are satisfied (for example, required weeks completed and seeding finalized). Until then, future rounds may remain unset.

GMs can share invite links or join codes. If users cannot join, common causes are invalid code, expired invite, or league capacity limits.

Refresh the page, retry the action, and re-open from league navigation. If it persists, sign out/in and test once more.

Heavier pages may aggregate large data windows and can run slower during cache refreshes or after major updates. Most recover once caches warm.

Common reasons: draft status no longer editable, invalid list requirements, or selecting a board that is not supported for that league's format and pool rules.

Some views revalidate on intervals. A short delay can occur before all pages reflect the newest state. Manual refresh usually picks up revalidated data sooner.

Include: league name or slug, exact page URL, timestamp/time zone, screenshot, what you expected, and what happened instead. Repro steps are especially helpful.

Email us at draftasticwrestling@gmail.com and include the bug details checklist above so triage can happen quickly.