Scheduled claim windows
Commissioners set the open and close time, then the processor finalizes the run once.
Open claim windows, collect FAAB bids, resolve conflicts in one transaction, and keep commissioners and managers clear on every result.
Clear product boundary. The owner's plan funds league waiver operations; each manager's own plan funds submitting and cancelling personal claims.
Fantasy hockey waivers and FAAB
Open claim window
Closes tomorrow at 10:00 PM
Claim: sample winger
Optional drop selected · bid hidden from other managers
Previous run
Processed once · activity retained
Implemented, gated, and explained
The feature, entitlement boundary, empty states, and public story use the same plan contract.
Commissioners set the open and close time, then the processor finalizes the run once.
Higher bids lead, then priority order, claim time, and claim ID provide deterministic tie-breaking.
Funds, player availability, optional drops, and final roster validity are checked again at processing time.
Authorized commissioners can create runs, adjust budgets, reset priority, and review retained outcomes.
A clear path
An authorized commissioner enables waivers and creates a clearly timed run.
Eligible managers choose a player, FAAB bid, and optional roster drop before the deadline; other managers cannot see the bid.
The run resolves idempotently, updates rosters and budgets, records activity, and sends outcomes.
Good to know
When the pool owner's plan includes waivers, authorized members can see windows, their own claims, and run history. Other managers cannot see a claim bid; authorized commissioner history can review claims and outcomes.
Submitting or cancelling your own claim requires Premium, Commissioner Pro, Legacy, or an active Premium trial on your account, even when the commissioner's plan already funds the league waiver board.
Claims sort by highest FAAB bid, then the priority captured at submission, then submission time and claim ID. A successful manager moves to the bottom of rolling priority.
The processor locks the run and treats an already finalized run as a no-op, protecting rosters and FAAB from duplicate awards.
The owner's plan funds league waiver operations; each manager's own plan funds submitting and cancelling personal claims.