The Survivor Game
One pick a matchday. Back a winner or you're out. No player twice. The last one left standing takes it. Here's exactly how it works.
Back to the gameAnyone on the Tour can play — you don’t have to be in the division the game is drawn from. Make your first pick to enter. Entry closes the moment the game’s first matchday goes live, so get in before then; miss it and you wait for the next game.
Each matchday you pick ONE player from that round’s fixtures and back them to win their head-to-head. If your player wins, you survive to the next round. Simple as that — you’re betting on who wins their match, not on scores.
You have to back an outright winner. If the player you picked draws OR loses their match, you’re eliminated. And if you forget to pick at all, that’s an elimination too — so don’t leave it late (you’ll get a Discord ping and a bell reminder to make sure you don’t).
You can only back each player once for the whole game. Used a player already? They’re greyed out and you’ll have to find someone else. As the game goes on your options shrink — spend your best picks wisely.
Matchdays overlap and take a few days to finalise, so you can queue picks for the next three matchdays at once. When the earliest one is done, the next opens up — you’re always three deep, so a slow result never blocks you.
All picks are public. The field table shows what every survivor has backed for each open round — no hiding. Everyone has to pick, so everyone can see who’s gone for who.
The field thins each round until one player is left — the Last Man Standing. If a round would wipe out everyone still in at once, nobody goes out (a reprieve). And if two or more make it to the very last matchday together, they share the title. A new game opens after each champion is crowned.
