Help centre
Everything about running a Last Man Standing competition for your pub, workplace or club — and about playing in one.
Asked most often
Does a draw count as a win?
No. A draw costs you the same as a defeat.
Can I change my pick?
Yes, right up until the round locks.
What if I run out of teams?
They all come back and you start the list again.
Can I get back in once I am out?
Only if your organiser brings you back. Some run it as a buy-back — ask them.
What does it cost to run?
Your first 20 player places are free. See what the packs cost beyond that.
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- How to playEveryone
- The rules in full. What a draw does to your pick, why regulation time is the only thing that counts, how lives work, and what happens when you have used every team.
- Setting up a competitionOrganisers
- Creating one, choosing whether we run the fixtures or you do, inviting players, and what happens each round once it is live.
- Joining and playingPlayers
- Getting in with an invite code, making and changing your pick, and following how you are doing.
- Raising money with oneOrganisers
- Why it works as a fundraiser, what a competition of a given size comes to, the three ways clubs and pubs structure the entry fee and the prize, and whether to allow buy-backs.
- Is it gambling?Organisers
- Where an entry fee and a prize pot sit under UK gambling law, in plain English, with the official pages to check. Not legal advice.
- Frequently asked questionsEveryone
- Thirty-odd short answers, grouped by whether you are playing or running it. The fastest route if you already know what you want to ask.
- Contact usEveryone
- A real person reads these and replies, usually the same day. No account needed.
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Twenty player places are free and stay free. There is no card to enter and nothing to install — yours or your players'.