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Your unrevealed bet details stay private, and the league record stays clear.
You can always see your own bets. League members see each selected game immediately after a successful submission, including games already selected in the current week. Each game appears once. Markets, selections, lines, odds, individual stakes and per-game counts remain hidden until the game’s start is confirmed. Commissioners have the same privacy boundary. Showing selected games does not reopen betting or change the submission rules for an existing week.
Whole-card unsettled bet counts and original stake totals become visible five minutes before the first eligible game, including hidden bets. Under supported rolling rules, available or expired credits appear in that same window. These totals can reveal information when someone has selected only one game; drafts never become public.
Every accepted pick keeps its original line, odds, stake, and acceptance time.
Where player props are enabled, each team’s featured QB, RB and WR or TE are chosen from the highest available standard passing, rushing and receiving lines. They are not confirmed starters, and a posted line does not guarantee availability or participation. Under progressive availability, the commissioner reviews the available players and approves automatic additions to eligible empty slots before each game’s betting cutoff. Each player stays fixed from first publication. Earlier rules keep their original menu-freeze policy.
Where player props are enabled, expect results overnight after games finish, with later updates possible. A bet stays awaiting player results until the evidence needed to grade or void it is verified. Missing data never counts as zero or proves that a player did not participate.
If an official result changes, the correction stays visible and is applied through the week’s correction rules. Protected postseason and historical results follow their governing review process.
Commissioners invite members and keep the season moving. They cannot view unrevealed bet details, directly edit scores, or choose winners.
Where player props are enabled, roster, published player-total and offensive-snap data include work by the nflverse project under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Sunday Ledger normalizes player identities and data formats and applies the league’s selection and settlement rules. The nflverse project does not endorse Sunday Ledger.