How to play

You build an all-time roster one pick at a time. Each turn hands you a real franchise and a real season, and you take one player from that exact roster. Fill every slot and your team gets a score.

Two sports are live, and each keeps its own progress, badges and leaderboards.

• Football — 9 roster slots: QB · RB · WR ×2 · TE · LB · DL · DB ×2
• Baseball — 10 roster slots: C · 1B · 2B · 3B · SS · OF ×3 · SP · RP

Both sports ask for a season range before you play. A wider range reaches further back into history, which means more unfamiliar rosters.

Solo draft is your own run. You can leave and come back — an unfinished draft is saved, and you can restart it from the draft screen if you would rather start clean or switch ranges.

1v1 puts you in a queue and pairs you with another player in the same sport and the same range. Both players draft from the same schedule of franchises, seasons and candidate boards, so the only difference is who you take. Matches are asynchronous, so your opponent does not have to be online.

• Spin for a franchise.
• Spin for a season inside your chosen range.
• The board shows eligible players from that exact franchise-season for the roster slots you still have open.
• Take exactly one of them. The player fills their slot and a reveal card shows their rating and season stats.
• Spin again and repeat until every slot on your roster is filled.

A player can only be used once per draft, and the board only ever offers players who actually appeared for that franchise in that season.

Every player carries a rating derived from their season. When the roster is complete you get a team score plus a verdict on how the finished roster looks. In 1v1, the higher team score wins the match; if a player never finishes before the match window closes, the finished side takes it.

Results feed your profile and the sport's leaderboard, which ranks by total points and then by average score.

Each sport tracks its own career title, from Rookie up through Legend, based on total points earned in that sport. On top of that there are streak badges for consecutive 1v1 wins and achievement badges for milestones and range difficulty. Nothing carries over between football and baseball.

• Fill the scarce slots early. Hard-to-cover positions get harder as options disappear.
• A great player at a slot you already filled is worth nothing — check your open slots before you tap.
• Deep dynasty seasons usually offer more than one strong option. Take the pick that covers your weakest slot.
• Narrow ranges reward familiarity; wide ranges reward knowing older rosters.
• In 1v1, the boards are shared, so the win comes from choosing better, not from luckier spins.

This is an entertainment game built on historical sports facts and internally computed ratings. Please read the Terms for the rules on bots, scraping and exploits.