A void in Squads DSF refers to a situation where a pick in your lineup is voided for various reasons, leading to the removal of that pick from your entry. Voids ensure fairness and accuracy in the entry outcomes. Here’s a detailed explanation of common scenarios that lead to voids and how they are handled:
Common Scenarios for Voiding a Pick:
A pick on Squads can be voided for several reasons. Here are the most common scenarios:
1. Player does not start the match:
If a player you've selected in your lineup is not in the team’s lineup, your pick for that player may be voided.
If a player you've selected in your lineup is subbed into the match, your pick for that player may be voided.
This rule does not apply to players who started the match but were substituted off.
Example: You pick Player A to have more than 80 passes, but Player A is benched and only comes on as a substitute. In this case, your pick will be voided as Player A did not start the match.
2. Postponement or Cancellation:
If a game is postponed or canceled due to weather conditions, unforeseen circumstances, or other factors, any picks associated with that game may be voided.
3. Player ties projection:
If your player ties the projected stats, it becomes a tie and is also considered a void.
For instance, if you project that player A will take more than 2 shots, and player A ends up taking exactly 2 shots, this results in a tie.
4. Platform Errors or Technical Issues:
In rare cases, technical glitches or errors on the platform's end might result in voided picks.
The platform's support team will usually investigate such issues and take appropriate action to rectify the problem.