Contest entries may not include multiple predictions (or “picks”) related to the same player.

Statistical totals include statistics accumulated in overtime or extra innings, when applicable.

To cancel your contest and receive a refund on your contest entry fee, find your contest on the entries page and tap "Free Cancellation". You may only cancel your contest if it meets the three criteria listed below. If you do not see "Free Cancellation" at the bottom of your contest entry, it's because at least one of these cancellation criteria is not being met:

Note that refunds for canceled contests will be issued in the form of playthrough credit which must be used to enter a completed contest before it may be withdrawn.

Any contest pick outcome which ties its projection (known as a "push") or involves a player who does not play (DNP) will have that specific pick within the contest entry voided. For contests with three or more picks, the contest will be graded with an adjusted payout as if the DNP player pick was not included. Contests with two picks which include a DNP player pick will be cancelled and refunded. Note that all contests must include at least one player from multiple teams. If a contest entry only has eligible players from one team due to a voided pick, the entire contest entry will be canceled and refunded.

A player is considered DNP if they have zero snaps in football or 0:00 minutes played in basketball.

In baseball, a batter must be in the starting lineup and get a plate appearance and a pitcher must start (i.e. throw the first pitch for his team), otherwise that batter or pitcher will be considered DNP. Any MLB picks related to a player who comes into a game as a pinch hitter or relief pitcher will be voided. Note that this does not apply to in-game MLB picks.

In hockey, a goalie must start and a skater must be on the ice for >0:00 minutes, otherwise they will be considered a DNP.

Picks related to players who get injured in-game will be graded as normal. Sleeper by default will not void picks due to injury unless the player is ruled as a DNP based on the rules outlined above.

Picks related to football, basketball, or hockey games that are cancelled, postponed, or abandoned mid-game will have any specific player projections affected by such respective games within their contest entries voided.

Picks related to baseball games that are played and completed on the originally scheduled date will be graded as normal, even if the game start time is delayed or the game is suspended and restarted mid-game. Picks related to baseball games not started on the originally scheduled date will be voided. Picks related to baseball games started but not finished on the originally scheduled date will be graded as normal if the game is resumed and completed the following day. Picks related to baseball games started but not finished on the originally scheduled date will be voided in the instance that the game is postponed.

Picks voided due to cancelled, postponed, or abandoned games will follow the same grading logic as DNP picks, outlined in Rule #4 above. Similar to any player projections involving a player who does not play (DNP), all contests must include at least one player from multiple teams; accordingly, if a contest entry only has eligible players from one team due to a voided pick(s) because of a cancelled, postponed, or abandoned game, the entire contest entry will be canceled and refunded.

In the event of a shortened game where the game results are official and final, all contest picks will be graded as normal, based on player statistics accumulated in the shortened game.

Upon the conclusion of a game, the updated results of your contest entry may take 15 - 60 minutes to be reflected.

On occasion, official scorers may issue a stat-correction after games have been completed and validated. These corrections are rare and may occur days after a game is played. Therefore, any changes to official scoring after a game has been validated and graded will not impact the result of a finalized contest entry.

Post-game adjustments to fix any statistical errors or irregularities may be made, and in such instances, Sleeper reserves the right to reverse and resettle contest results.