Calendar rules

Since Season 3, kept for Season 4

Every UTC weekday carries a rule that applies to every game played that day, league-wide. Each one has a public name, an LPCHUIP advisory, and a measured correction to the odds. Season 04 keeps all seven. It opens on a Monday, so for the first twenty-four games the buildings are only buildings. The first Second Chance Sunday of Season 04 is 25 October 2026.

Calendar rules sit on top of the three modifier tiers. They are not per-game conditions—they are the day itself, and they apply to all twenty-four games on the slate.

Day	Rule	What it does
Sunday	🔁 Second Chance Sundays	A game sitting at a one-goal margin at the horn is levelled and plays on. Roughly 15% of games are levelled, which doubles the overtime rate from 15% to 30%.
Monday	🔇 Muted Mondays	Arena modifiers are suppressed. No home-ice boost. Every building is just a building.
Tuesday	🌌 Aurora Tuesdays	Player modifiers amplified ×1.25, plus a bonus on shots on goal.
Wednesday	🌀 Weird Wednesdays	The home side plays under the visitor’s arena condition. Two match modifiers instead of one.
Thursday	🥅 Thankless Thursdays	Backup goalies start. No pulls, no swaps.
Friday	🥊 Fist-Fight Fridays	Fights rise from about 1.70 a game to 4.15. Penalty minutes go from roughly 28 to 52.
Saturday	⑥ Sixth Saturdays	Returns from the Sixth shift to an even 30/30/30 gain, lose, or swap—and a repeat visit guarantees a change.

The one that changes results

Second Chance Sundays is the only rule that touches a result directly. Every other rule changes the conditions a game is played under; Sunday reaches into a finished game, unfinishes it, and makes them keep going.

Le Council has been asked how a game that has ended can be levelled. Le Council has recorded the question.

The Last Mile

One more day is different, and it comes once a season rather than once a week. The last matchday of the regular season is played under a match modifier on every game: standings points count twice, payouts do not. It is not a calendar rule, and it sits on top of whatever the weekday already does.

Reading the odds against the day

O.D.D.S. applies a measured correction for the day of the week. So does the market. A Thursday line that looks wrong for a team may simply be its backup goalie.

See also

• Modifiers—the three tiers these sit on top of.
• How games happen—what actually shapes a result.
• The season cycle—one game at the top of every hour, 24/7.
• Economy & betting—O.D.D.S., O.M.E.N., and the lines.