Indianapolis 500
The format IndyCar groups run alongside squares: all 33 drivers in a hat, round-robin assignment, and five independent payouts across the race.
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Host runs the draw — 33 drivers shuffled and dealt round-robin. Typical group of 11 gets 3 drivers each.
Your drivers can cash in at Pole, lap 100, most laps led, the win, and runner-up. Winner pays the most.
Same props real fan pools use. Halfway Leader and Most Laps Led update automatically on race day when the live monitor is running.
Saturday qualifying — who starts on the front row
Leader at lap 100 — IMS publishes this stat every year since 1911
Dominance prop — who leads the most laps over 200
Checkered flag — the biggest payout in every pool
Second at the finish — keeps the field alive late
Squares is for everyone — car-number digits on a grid. Driver Pool is for the group that wants skin in specific drivers all afternoon. Run both with the same crew.