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# More vs Less

### More vs Less

Every Pick on Picks is expressed through a simple binary choice: **More** or **Less**.

This structure removes ambiguity and keeps outcomes objective.

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#### What More Means

Selecting **More** means you believe the player will exceed the listed performance metric.

Examples:

* More than 24.5 points
* More than 6.5 rebounds
* More than 2.5 shots on target

If the player’s final stat exceeds the line, the Pick settles as correct.

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#### What Less Means

Selecting **Less** means you believe the player will finish below the listed performance metric.

Examples:

* Less than 18.5 points
* Less than 4.5 assists
* Less than 1.5 goals

If the player’s final stat stays below the line, the Pick settles as correct.

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#### Binary Outcomes

Every Pick resolves into one of two outcomes:

* correct
* incorrect

There are no draws, subjective rulings, or post-event interpretation.

Each Pick settles independently based on official, verifiable data.

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#### Fixed Lines

Performance lines are fixed before selection.

Once a Pick is chosen:

* the line does not move
* the rules do not change
* the outcome is evaluated exactly as displayed

There are no live adjustments and no changing thresholds.

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#### Designed for Clarity

More vs Less is intentionally simple.

It allows users to focus on:

* player performance
* statistical context
* conviction and research

Without navigating complex rule sets or shifting conditions.