Voids vs. Ties: What's the Difference?
Voids and ties are not the same. While both can affect how your entry is resolved, they happen for very different reasons.
A selected pick may be voided when:
A player does not start: If your selected player is benched or only comes on as a substitute, the pick will be voided. This does not apply if the player started the match and was later substituted off.
A match is postponed or cancelled: Picks connected to the affected match will be voided.
Platform or technical issues: In rare cases, technical issues may result in a pick being voided.
Voided picks are removed from the entry, and the payout is recalculated based on the remaining active picks.
A tie on the other hand occurs when a player finishes with exactly the number projected while creating the lineup from the Market section.
For example, if you select More than 40 passes and the player records exactly 40 passes, the pick is a tie.
Ties are treated differently from voids in a 2-pick entry. However, in entries with more than 2 picks, the ties or the voids are removed and the payout is recalculated to accommodate the changes.