- Do I need to know anything about horses or show jumping?
- No. If you can pick five names from a list, you can play. The app shows you each rider’s world ranking when you pick, and most people learn the sport as the events go by. The How to Play page covers the whole game in about a minute.
- How much time does it take?
- As little as five minutes for each event. You make your picks before each event, then check how your barn did after the class runs. That's the whole job.
- What do I actually do for each event?
- Your league page tells you when picks open for the next event. You open it, choose five horse-and-rider entries from that event's field, and each pick saves as you make it. When the class has run, points are posted automatically and the standings move — nothing else is required from you.
- What's a barn?
- Your team. When you join a league you name your barn and can give it a logo. It's your identity in the standings for the season.
- What happens if I forget to pick for an event?
- Your barn scores zero for that event, and the season moves on. In most leagues the season drops each barn's worst event, so one missed event usually isn't fatal. It stings, but it doesn't end your season.
- Can I be in more than one league?
- Yes. One account can play in any number of leagues, and you run a separate barn in each. Leagues are private — the people in your league are the people your commissioner invited.
- What about money and prizes?
- Sit Chilly collects a player fee for use of the game. Sit Chilly never holds a pot, never takes a share of one, and never pays out a prize. Whatever a league does among its members is the commissioner’s business and happens outside the platform.
- How do I join?
- Most players are invited: the friend running the league sends you a link, you accept, set up your barn, and you’re in. If you’d rather start your own league, create an account and you can set one up and invite your friends in a few minutes.