• Rotisserie - The original scoring method of all fantasy leagues. Each team is ranked from top to bottom in all scoring categories. In a ten-team league, the team at the top of a particular category is given ten points, the second place team given nine, all the way down to the last place team, which is given one point. All points are then added toegether to arrive at an overall winner.
• Points-Based - Each team is awarded points for player performance. For example, 4 points for a home run or 6 points for a touchdown. Teams simply accumulate points throughout the season and the team with the most points at the end of the season is crowned the champion.
• Head-to-Head - Most often used for football, teams are matched up against each other each week with the team accumulating more points being awarded a win and the other team being awarded a loss. The team with the best won-loss record at the end of the season is the winner.

• Waivers - When players are dropped from teams, rather than immediately going to the free agent list, a player is placed on waivers for a period of 24 to 48 hours. All teams then will have an equal opportunity to claim the player. If multiple teams claim the same player, the team highest on the league's waiver order will be awarded the player.
• FAAB - The FAAB (Free Agent Acquisition Budget) allows all teams to bid for free agents. The team with the highest bid ($0 being acceptable) when our overnight FAAB process is run will be awarded the player.
• Neither - If neither waivers nor the FAAB is used, any players released by their teams are immediately available as a free agent to be acquired by any team.

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