How do fantasy leagues for RuPaul’s Drag Race All stars work? Keep reading to learn more!
It’s your favorite time of the year – Drag Race All Stars time. It’s finally time to see which returning queens gets a second shot at the crown. If you’re like us, you’ve thought to yourself, “Wow; it would be so fun to have a game to play along with the show.”
Well, it’s here! You can play your own version of Drag Race All Stars (without needing to be able to death drop or do the splits). Bracketology offers three different Fantasy Drag Race All Stars game type: from creating a basketball-style bracket after the first episode, to picking which queens are going to survive elimination. This challenge is on.
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Bracketology offers fantasy gaming for a variety of reality TV shows. If this is your first time using the app, after logging in, you'll be prompted to select your first show. Choose 'Drag Race All Stars' and you'll be ready to join some leagues. If you have already played fantasy games on Bracketology for another show, use the 'Add Shows' menu in the upper left corner of your app, click the '+" button & add Drag Race All Stars to your show list.
After you’ve added Drag Race All Stars to Your Shows, you will be automatically added to the Official Drag Race All Stars League. Here, you can compete against Drag Race fans site-wide. You also have the option to join or create as many additional leagues as you want. The best part? You can easily submit the same lineup to multiple leagues – no need to remake picks for each one – making it easy to be in as many leagues as you want.
Once you’re on the Leagues tab, swipe over to the ‘Join Leagues’ section to see all of the Public leagues available to join.
Looking to adopt the role of ‘commissioner’ and create your own league? We love it. Just click the Create New + button and follow the instructions. You’ll be asked to create a league name, description, add a photo for the league icon, and any social links you might want to direct your league-mates to. After, you’ll be prompted to choose up to 3 game types in which your league can compete, as well as decide the privacy of your league (private = invite only, public = searchable in the league directory and anyone can join).
Bracketology offers three different game types for fantasy Drag Race All Stars. Each league can play in up to 2 game types per season. Learn more about these game types below!
Build an elimination-style bracket one time, for the full season, guessing which contestants will advance through each Elimination.
Select contestants who you believe will survive the elimination after each Maxi challenge. Receive a uniform number of points for each correct pick.
Week to Week, with a twist. Rank how confident you are that each queen will survive elimination, assigning your most confident pick to the highest point value.
Can’t score points if you don’t make picks. We do our best to ensure that you don’t forget by sending (a very reasonable amount of) push notifications whenever it’s time to set your lineups. Check your phone settings (Settings > Notifications) and make sure all notifications are turned ON so you receive these important reminders. We’ll also send pick reminders via email, so make sure you are opted-in to receive those, too.
Tune in weekly on Fridays to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars on Paramount+. Don’t worry though – we’ll do all the fantasy scoring for you so you can just sit back and relax.
Scores are generally posted about a day after the episode ends.
Head back over to your Picks tab to see how all of your lineups faired in the episode. For the Advanced game, you can click on your lineup to see a breakdown of how each queen earned (or lost) their points.
Within each league, users can view a Total scoreboard that combines all game type scores from within that league into one overall leaderboard. Only making picks for one game type within your league? You can see how you rank on each individual game type scoreboard, too.
A full Scoring Recap is published after every episode that lets you see how each contestant did that episode. You can find the Drag Race All Stars Scoring Recaps by using the 3-dots menu in the upper right corner of your app.
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