How Fantasy Curling Works
Tips on Getting Started
Create Your Account
Sign up in seconds and unlock access to leagues, drafts, and scoring.
Personalize Your Profile
Set your avatar, answer curling questions, and decide whether your profile is public or private.
Explore Leagues & Events
Browse upcoming competitions and find the perfect league to join or follow.
How the Platform Was Designed
The platform follows a simple event-first structure. Each fantasy league is tied to one competition, and all drafting and scoring come only from the athletes in that event. Because curling events begin with a round-robin, the platform tracks that stage exclusively - users join an event, draft from its field, and follow scoring as the round-robin unfolds. This keeps every league focused, consistent, and free from mixing data across tournaments or divisions.
Drafting Your Rink
Enter the Draft
Join a league’s draft room. Draft positions are randomly assigned before drafting begins.
Pick Your Players
Choose one curler for each position – lead, second, vice, and skip – until your rink is complete.
Lock In & Watch
When drafting ends, your lineup is locked. No changes – just follow the action and score points.
Nuances & Pro Tips
- The draft starts automatically on schedule, but it needs at least one participant online to keep progressing smoothly.
- You have 45 seconds to make each pick.
- If you’re offline or the timer expires, the system autopicks an available player for you.
- You can enter the draft directly from The Pin page when the draft opens.
How Scoring Works
Position Multiplier
Skips earn 2×. Others earn 1×.
Shooting Percentage
Above 94%: +1 × multiplier
Below 70%: −2 × multiplier
Outperforming Team
4%+ better: +1 × multiplier
4%+ worse: −1 × multiplier
Win Bonus
If your player’s team wins, they earn +1 point.
Score Differential
Win by 3+: +1
Lose by 3+: −1
Total Fantasy Score
All bonuses and penalties are added together with multipliers applied.
How Scoring Was Designed
Fantasy curling scoring blends individual performance with team metrics to reflect how the sport truly works. Curling doesn’t produce a wide range of individual statistics, yet every player can influence every stone through sweeping, communication, and strategic decision-making. Shooting percentage is one of the only collected measure of personal execution, so comparing a player's percentage to their team's overall performance can show their broader influence on each end. This approach balances the limitations of available data while highlighting players who elevate their rink, resulting in a scoring model that rewards meaningful contribution across all positions.