How scoring works Your score (lower is better, 0 is perfect) adds up how far off each guess was, so one bad guess can't wreck the whole thing on its own. Goals, assists, and PIM give you some slack — being within 5% of the real number costs you nothing; only the amount beyond that counts against you. PIM counts for less than the other stats: it's scored on how far off you were in percentage terms, not raw minutes, so a tough guy's penalty total can't sink an otherwise good round. Guessing the wrong teams, or guessing drafted/undrafted incorrectly, also adds to the score.

The colors are a separate, simpler read on each guess: green means close, yellow means in the ballpark, red means way off. For counting stats (goals, assists, PIM, games, wins, etc.) that's based on percentage — within 5% of the real number is green, within 20% is yellow, anything further is red. Draft year and draft team only go green on an exact match (yellow if the year is within 2), and both count twice as much as draft round when we combine them into one draft color.

You get 4 skaters and 1 goalie a day, resetting at midnight in your local time zone. Once you finish the set you can't retry until it unlocks again.