Entrypoint · Last One Standing
A Last One Standing (also called Last Man Standing) is a skill-based elimination competition: each entrant picks one football team to win each gameweek, can't pick the same team twice, and is eliminated if their team loses or draws. The last member still standing wins the prize — and the rest of the entry fees go to your club.
It's the fundraiser that runs itself for a whole season. One entry fee per member, one pick a week, and a leaderboard the whole club follows from August to May.
Start your club's competition — it's free →
For your members: pay the entry fee once, then pick one team to win each gameweek before the deadline. Win and you survive. Lose or draw and you're out — but you'll still be watching the leaderboard to see who outlasts you. Each team can only be used once, so the skill is in planning ahead: burn the strongest teams early, or save them for the run-in?
For your club: choose your entry fee and prize, share one link, and everything else is automatic. Entries and card payments, pick deadlines and reminder emails, results, eliminations and the live leaderboard — all handled. Funds go Stripe-direct to your club account, not into a wallet we hold.
A worked example: 400 entries at €10 or £10 brings in €4,000 / £4,000. After the prize you set and all fees, roughly 84% of that goes straight to your club — and our platform fee falls from 10% to 5% once you pass 100 entries, so bigger competitions keep more.
Real clubs, real numbers: a camogie club in Cork took 348 entries in a single competition. A Dublin GAA club brought in €2,300 in entries in one tournament. A County Down club took in over £1,000. Browse the live competitions to see what clubs are running right now.
It runs for months, not one night — a Premier League competition can run from GW1 right through to GW38, keeping members engaged (and talking about the club) all season. It's a competition of skill and judgement, not a draw: entrants weigh up form and fixtures, which is exactly why eliminated members immediately want a rematch. And it needs almost no volunteer time: no ticket books, no cash handling, no chasing picks on WhatsApp.
Nothing — they're the same format. We call it Last One Standing because everyone in the club plays: men's and ladies' teams, parents, exiles abroad.
No. Lotteries and raffles are games of chance and carry licensing requirements in Ireland and the UK. A Last One Standing is decided by entrants' own judgement — which teams to pick and when — making it a competition of skill run as a club fundraiser.
As long as the entrants survive. With a big field it can run for months; if every remaining entrant is eliminated in the same round, the prize is shared between them.
Nothing to set up, no monthly fees. Entrypoint's fee starts at 10% of entries and drops to 5% after 100 entries; card processing is around 1.5% + €0.25 per entry. Up to 93% of every entry reaches the club.
Two to three weeks before your chosen start gameweek, so members have time to enter. You choose the start gameweek — launch at GW1 in August or join mid-season.
The 2026/27 Premier League Last One Standing is open now. Set up your club's competition free → — it takes five minutes. Or read how every Entrypoint format works.