In most drafts the partners all have the same number of picks which makes creating the draft order simple. However, what happens if the number of picks varies from picker to picker? What if it varies significantly? How can you divide what you are sharing when the number of picks are not equal?

The Torney Draft Order Algorithm calculates optimized draft orders. These draft orders enable groups to fairly divide what they are sharing.

• Single Round Draft
  Instead of trying to force draft orders into multiple rounds, the algorithm creates drafts in a single round. Unburdened by the structure of "rounds", the algorithm can fairly distribute picks.

• Pick averages approach mathematical ideal
  The draft orders are fair because the algorithm distributes each pick by assessing the pick's closeness to it's ideal value and adjusting the order accordingly. The resulting draft order has carefully calculated the fairness of every pick individually and as sets for each partner.

• More picks, higher chance at first picks
  The more picks a person has, the higher the chance at the top, or first, picks. The algorithm gives pickers with a larger percentage of picks a better chance at top/first picks.