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Open the board →All 261 entries, every pick, every strike. Three survivors made it to the end.
Every champion since the pool began in 2008 — 49 titles across 14 seasons. Open any season for its full board, every pick and every strike.
The only players to take the title in more than one season.
Champions who went the whole season without a single strike.
Champions marked with a star, newest season first.
All 261 entries, every pick, every strike. Three survivors made it to the end.
All 230 entries and 1,801 picks, recovered from the season's final scoresheet. Five champions survived.
All 241 entries and 2,907 picks, recovered from the season's final scoresheet. 5 champions survived.
All 198 entries and 2,994 picks, recovered from the season's final scoresheet. Six finished on one strike and took first; twenty-eight more cashed on two.
All 186 entries and 2,102 picks. Week 10 gutted the field, and after Week 14 the last four standing agreed to split the pot four ways.
All 167 entries and 1,725 picks. The last three standing all took their final strike in Week 15, so the pot was split three ways.
All 160 entries and 1,863 picks. Kathy M. went the whole way without losing once — the third perfect season in the pool's history, after Peter R. in 2012 and Mike C. in 2014.
All 194 entries and 2,269 picks. Mike C. went the whole season without losing once — the second perfect season in the pool's history, after Peter R. in 2012.
All 211 entries and 1,994 picks. The season stopped after Week 15, when the last two standing agreed to split the pot.
All 140 entries and 1,581 picks. Peter R. became the first player in the pool's history to go a whole season undefeated.
All 88 entries and 859 picks. Nobody survived 2011 — the last two standing were both knocked out in Week 16 and split the pot between them.
All 62 entries and 723 picks. The season ended in a tie in Week 16, when all 12 still standing went out together — more than in any other season's final week.
All 48 entries and 687 picks. Three players went the distance at 19–1, losing only once each across the whole season.
The very first pool. All 42 entries and 502 picks, run from Week 7 to the end of the season — and the only year it was winner-take-all.