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    Rule Clarifications

    1. Ownership & Draft Exclusivity

    Once a player is drafted, they are locked to that roster for the duration of the matchup.

    No player may be drafted by both players unless the game mode explicitly allows it.

    If a player becomes active through a substitution, that player inherits the drafted player's roster spot and becomes that roster's new active player.

    2. Alternates vs. Substitutions

    Alternates - Pre-Game Lineup Protection

    Alternates exist to protect against non-starters in modes that use them, such as Classic and Rivalry. Before the game begins, BaseRace checks the official MLB starting lineups.

    • If one of your drafted starters is not in the starting lineup, your alternate automatically replaces that player.
    • If all drafted starters are starting, your alternate does not become active.
    • If both your drafted player and alternate are not in the starting lineup for a team, you can manually choose an eligible replacement until first pitch.
    • Manual replacements are first come, first served from undrafted confirmed hitters on that same MLB team.

    Universal automatic replacement at first pitch

    If any lineup issue is still unresolved at first pitch, BaseRace automatically fills that slot with the best eligible confirmed hitter remaining on that MLB team.

    • If both players are missing the same number of hitters from one MLB team, the player who drafted second gets the first automatic replacement on that team.
    • If one player is missing more hitters from that team, that player gets the first automatic replacement.
    • After the first assignment, BaseRace alternates best available options until all missing spots are filled.

    Substitutions - In-Game Player Replacements

    Once the MLB game begins, official baseball substitutions are part of the game.

    • Your drafted player keeps all points already earned.
    • The MLB player replacing them inherits their roster spot.
    • The replacement player becomes your new active player and can continue earning points for your roster.
    3. Clubhouse Lineup Replacements

    Clubhouse modes do not use alternates. Each player drafts 4 starters from the shared team and 3 starters from the opposing team.

    When confirmed lineups post, Clubhouse follows the same manual and automatic replacement policy as every other mode.

    The only difference is that Clubhouse has no drafted alternate, so every non-starter goes straight into that shared replacement process.

    4. Tie Breakers - Walk Off Rule

    Classic Mode & Clubhouse Modes

    If a matchup ends tied, BaseRace uses the Walk Off Rule. The player who earned the most recent BaseRace scoring play wins the matchup.

    If both teams have players score the same number of points on that play, the tiebreaker moves backward to the previous BaseRace scoring play, continuing until a winner is determined.

    Rivalry Mode

    If a Rivalry matchup ends tied, the win goes to the player whose chosen team won the actual MLB game.

    5. Official Lineup Lock

    Drafts may be completed before official starting lineups are posted. Once lineups are confirmed, BaseRace flags any drafted non-starters and opens any eligible pregame replacement window.

    Manual replacement choices remain open until first pitch. At first pitch, any unresolved slots are finalized automatically using that mode's replacement rules.

    6. Official MLB Statistics Rule

    BaseRace scoring uses official MLB recorded statistics. If MLB later changes a scoring decision, such as hit to error or error to hit, BaseRace scoring updates accordingly.

    Official MLB scoring is the final source of truth.

    7. Suspended, Delayed & Postponed Games

    If a game is postponed before first pitch, the matchup is canceled.

    • If a game becomes suspended or postponed during play and does not resume that same day before the start of the 5th inning, the matchup is canceled.
    • If the game is past the start of the 5th inning, the win goes to whoever is leading when the game officially ends.
    8. Doubleheaders

    Doubleheader games are treated as separate matchups. Players drafted for Game 1 do not automatically carry into Game 2 unless the matchup was created specifically for Game 2.

    9. Official Statistics Corrections

    Live scoring is unofficial. If MLB issues a scoring correction after the game ends, BaseRace scores update to match the official ruling.

    10. DNP / Late Scratch Handling

    If a drafted player is scratched before first pitch and is not in the official lineup, that mode's pregame replacement rules apply.

    If a player starts but exits early due to injury, illness, ejection, managerial decision, or substitution, substitution rules apply.

    Every Base Matters

    BaseRace is a simple game designed to keep you engaged in every baseball game you watch. Whether you're watching with your kids, spouse, friends, or someone who normally isn't into baseball, BaseRace adds just enough friendly competition to make every inning more exciting, giving you a reason to care about both sides of the game!

    The best part? The rules are incredibly simple.

    Pick 3 players from each team. Every base your players touch earns you 1 point. Hits, walks, stolen bases, errors, and more. Every base matters. When the game ends, the player with the most points wins.

    Drafts are quick, scoring is easy to follow, and every at-bat becomes an opportunity to score. Click for more details about the game modes.

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    BaseRace Stat Explainer

    What Are BaseRace Points (BRP)?

    BaseRace Points = Total bases a player advances, regardless of how they got there.

    BaseRace Points (BRP) measure how many bases a player advances during a game.

    Unlike Total Bases, which only tracks bases earned from hits, BaseRace Points track every base a player gains around the diamond.

    Whether a player reaches base with a hit, a walk, or advances because of another play, every base counts.

    Comparison

    BaseRace Points vs. Total Bases

    Two useful stats measuring different things

    Both stats track offensive production, but they measure different things.

    Play Total Bases BaseRace Points
    Single11
    Double22
    Triple33
    Home Run44
    Walk01
    Hit By Pitch01
    Stolen Base01
    Advance on Wild Pitch01
    Advance on Error01
    Advance on Teammate's Hit01
    Score on a Sacrifice Fly01

    Example

    A Full Trip Around the Bases

    No hit required

    A player:

    • Walks
    • Steals second base
    • Advances to third on a groundout
    • Scores on a sacrifice fly
    Total Bases 0
    BaseRace Points 4

    Even without recording a hit, that player advanced around the entire diamond and helped create a run.

    Why It Matters

    Total Offensive Advancement

    Every base contributes

    BaseRace Points measure total offensive advancement.

    A player can earn points by:

    • Getting hits
    • Drawing walks
    • Getting hit by pitches
    • Stealing bases
    • Taking extra bases
    • Advancing around the bases
    • Scoring runs

    This creates a simple stat that rewards everything a player does to move around the diamond and help create runs.

    At a Glance

    Feature Comparison

    Where BRP goes further
    Feature Total Bases BaseRace Points
    Tracks Hits
    Counts Walks
    Counts Hit By Pitch
    Counts Stolen Bases
    Counts Advancement on Errors
    Counts Advancement on Wild Pitches
    Counts Advancement on Teammates' Plays
    Measures Hitting Production
    Measures Total Base Advancement
    Captures Overall Offensive Movement
    Easy to Understand

    How It Works

    Every Base Advanced Is Worth 1 Point

    Simple scoring, full context

    Every base advanced is worth 1 point.

    • Single = 1 point
    • Double = 2 points
    • Triple = 3 points
    • Home Run = 4 points
    • Walk = 1 point
    • Hit By Pitch = 1 point
    • Stolen Base = 1 point
    • Advancement on errors, fielder's choices, wild pitches, passed balls, and teammates' plays = 1 point for each base gained

    Every Base Matters

    A Better Way to See Offensive Value

    Why BRP belongs in the game

    Traditional stats often overlook important parts of a player's offensive contribution.

    A player with a lower batting average can still create tremendous value by getting on base, stealing bases, and consistently advancing into scoring position.

    BaseRace Points provide a simple way to measure how much a player advances around the diamond because every base matters.

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    Privacy Policy

    Last Updated: August 6, 2026

    This Privacy Policy explains what information BaseRace collects, why we use it, when it is shared, and the controls available to you. It applies to the BaseRace iOS app and baserace.app.

    Information you provide

    • Account information: email address, authentication identifier, and sign-in provider. If you use Sign in with Apple, Apple may provide a private relay email address.
    • Profile information: BaseRace handle, favorite team, profile photo, online-status choice, and profile changes.
    • Social information: friend requests, accepted friends, blocked profiles, and reports you submit about a profile.
    • Support information: the contents of emails or other information you choose to send to support.

    Information collected when you use BaseRace

    • Gameplay information: games, invitations, draft choices, rosters, lineup replacements, scoring events, results, and saved-game history.
    • Notification information: notification preferences, delivered-notification records, Apple Push Notification service tokens, and an app-generated device identifier used to manage delivery.
    • Activity information: last-active time, online status, and interactions necessary to run multiplayer and social features.
    • Diagnostics: bounded app error details, request timing, app environment, route or feature context, and technical logs used to secure and maintain the service. BaseRace does not intentionally include passwords, access tokens, draft contents, or message contents in native error reports.
    • Network information: hosting and security providers may process IP address, device/browser details, and request metadata when delivering the app or website.

    How we use information

    • Authenticate accounts, keep you signed in, and provide account recovery.
    • Create and synchronize games, drafts, scoring, friends, notifications, and profiles.
    • Detect abuse, enforce blocks, review profile reports, prevent fraud, and protect BaseRace and its users.
    • Diagnose failures, measure service reliability, and improve app performance.
    • Respond to support, privacy, and account requests and comply with legal obligations.

    When information is visible to other users

    Your BaseRace handle and profile photo may be shown to friends, people in a game with you, and people who receive a friend or game invitation from you. Your online status is shown only when you enable it. Drafts, rosters, and game results are visible to the participants and permitted spectators for that game. Your email address and blocked-profile list are not shown to other users.

    Service providers and disclosure

    BaseRace uses service providers to operate the service: Supabase for authentication, database, and profile-photo storage; Render for the application programming interface; Vercel for website delivery; Expo for app updates; and Apple for Sign in with Apple and push notifications. These providers process information only to deliver their services to BaseRace and under their own security and privacy terms. BaseRace may also disclose information when required by law, to protect users or the service, or in connection with a business transfer subject to appropriate safeguards.

    BaseRace does not sell personal information, use personal information for third-party advertising, or track users across other companies' apps and websites.

    Retention and deletion

    Account, profile, social, and gameplay information is generally retained while your account remains active so your games and results continue to work. Completed operational records may be archived, and limited security, abuse-report, diagnostic, backup, or legal records may remain for a reasonable period when needed to protect the service, meet legal obligations, resolve disputes, or complete provider backup cycles.

    You can permanently delete your account in the iOS app from Settings → More → Delete Account. Deletion removes your sign-in access and deletes or anonymizes account-owned profile, social, notification, and gameplay records from active BaseRace systems. You can also request help through BaseRace Support or email ryamashita1@gmail.com.

    Your choices

    • Change your handle, profile photo, favorite team, and online-status setting from Profile.
    • Change BaseRace notification preferences in Notifications or Settings, and change system permissions in iOS Settings.
    • Report or block a profile from the safety menu next to a friend or incoming request. Blocked profiles can be managed from Friends.
    • Sign out at any time. BaseRace otherwise keeps your encrypted session credentials on the device and refreshes them so you do not have to sign in repeatedly.
    • Request access, correction, or deletion assistance by contacting support. We may need to verify that you control the account.

    Security

    BaseRace uses encrypted network connections, iOS Secure Storage for mobile session credentials, access controls, and database row-level security. No method of storage or transmission is completely secure, so we cannot guarantee absolute security. Never send your password or authentication token to support.

    Children

    BaseRace is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. A parent or guardian who believes a child provided information may contact support to request deletion.

    Changes to this policy

    We may update this policy as BaseRace changes. We will post the updated date here and provide additional notice when a change materially affects how personal information is handled.

    Contact

    For privacy questions or requests, visit BaseRace Support and choose “Privacy request,” or email ryamashita1@gmail.com.

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    Choose the option that best matches what you need. Please include your BaseRace handle, device model, iOS version, and a short description of what happened. Do not send your password or authentication token.

    Send a support request Your request goes directly into the restricted BaseRace support queue.
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    Account controls in the app

    • Reset a password: choose “Forgot password?” from Sign In.
    • Edit your profile: open Profile and choose Edit.
    • Notification preferences: open Notifications or Settings → Notification settings.
    • Sign out: open Settings and choose Sign out.
    • Delete your account: open Settings → More → Delete Account and confirm permanent deletion.

    Profile safety

    In Friends, use the Safety button next to a friend or incoming request to report or block that profile. Blocking immediately removes active friend connections and requests. Reported profile information is placed in a restricted review queue. For an urgent safety concern or content shown somewhere else in BaseRace, submit a Safety report above and begin the message with “Urgent,” or email ryamashita1@gmail.com.

    Quick troubleshooting

    • Confirm you have a working internet connection and reopen BaseRace.
    • Install the newest TestFlight or App Store version before reproducing an issue.
    • For a draft problem, include the game matchup, mode, approximate time, and whose turn was shown.
    • For notification issues, confirm BaseRace notifications are enabled both in the app and in iOS Settings.

    See the Privacy Policy for details about information handling. Support is provided in English through this form or at ryamashita1@gmail.com.