The Challenge Fantasy League

Each week, you’ll draft a lineup of Challengers you think will crush it in the game. Depending on the game type, that could mean surviving eliminations in The Arena or racking up points for things like winning daily challenges, forming alliances, and stirring up drama in the house. You can play across multiple fantasy games at once for more ways to climb the leaderboard.

Picks for all Challenge fantasy games lock each week when the episode starts on the East Coast. Once picks are locked, your roster is set for the week, so make sure you’ve got the right players ready to compete.

You can switch up your roster every week before picks lock. Lineups reset for every episode, so you can adapt as alliances shift, rookies rise, and vets get blindsided. Make sure you have push notifications turned on so you never miss your shot to update your picks.

Scoring is based only on what happens during the actual episodes, not what’s reported in spoilers or on social media. Challengers earn points for things like winning daily challenges, surviving eliminations, and making strategic game moves. A full scoring recap is posted within 24 hours of each new episode.

Definitely. You can create a public or private league, customize it with your own name and icon, choose your game type(s), and invite friends to join. Everyone in your league will use the same scoring system, and you’ll have your own leaderboard to see who’s the true fantasy champion.

Yes! You can jump in anytime by downloading the Bracketology app, creating an account, and adding The Challenge to your shows. You’ll be added to the official Bracketology Sitewide League automatically, and you can also join or create private leagues at any point during the season.

Once a Challenger is eliminated or removed from the game, they can’t earn points anymore. If you already made picks for upcoming weeks and there’s time before the next lineup locks, swap them out to keep your roster competitive.

Yes! Season-long Challenge fantasy leagues are completely free to join. You can also enter optional paid Bracketology Pools for a shot at real cash prizes.

Scores are updated within 24 hours of each new episode. Check your team’s performance in the Picks tab, view your league leaderboard, or open the full scoring recap in the mobile or web app.

Coins are a fun social currency you can use to climb the Bracketology leaderboard. Coins can be earned by setting fantasy lineups, inviting friends to join a league, referring new users to Bracketology, and by claiming your Daily Reward.

The most fun way to spend Coins is to use them to enter free-to-play prediction Pools. From your Pools tab, you can browse all of the active contests and use your Coins to enter the competition. Remember, if you enter a Pool with Coins, you are only eligible to win Coins. Enter with Bucks to be eligible to win real cash prizes.

Yes! When you choose to enter a Pool using Bucks instead of Coins, your entry fee will contribute to the prize pot for that specific Pool. Once the multiple-choice contests are scored, top scorers will split the pot and Bucks will be automatically added to winners’ wallets. The Bucks you win can be redeemed for real cash prizes. Full contest rules and prize info is available at bracketology.tv/sweepstakes.

Not exactly. Bracketology doesn’t offer betting on The Challenge, but your prediction skills can still pay off. Enter daily fantasy Pools, rack up points, and redeem your Bucks winnings for real cash prizes.