College football, traded like a market.
Draft a portfolio of FBS programs instead of players. Every Saturday reprices the board — wins push a team up, losses drag it down, and the biggest swings come from who you beat. Trade weekly, collect dividends, and finish the season on top.
$1,000 to start · 138 FBS teams · Play money, no wagering
Kansas State
KSU
$155.94
+10.00%Illinois
ILL
$131.76
+8.00%Georgia
UGA
$204.75
+5.00%Florida
UF
$124.08
−6.00%Nebraska
NEB
$81.70
−5.00%Illustrative prices — your league's board is set by its own commissioner.
How a season plays
Start with $1,000
Every manager gets the same opening balance and the run of all 138 FBS programs, each priced by its preseason tier.
Build your book
Load up on title favourites, or hunt for value down the board where the dividends are richer. Your call.
Saturdays move the market
Every result repriced. Beating a top-five team pays; losing to an unranked one hurts. It's the opponent's rank that matters, not yours.
Trade the window
Your commissioner opens the market once the week's results are in, then closes it before the next slate. Hold a team three straight weeks and it starts paying dividends on every win.
What moves a price
Based on the opponent's AP rank — so a win over a top-five side is worth double one over an unranked team.
| Opponent | Win | Loss |
|---|---|---|
| Ranked #1–5 | +10% | −3% |
| Ranked #6–10 | +8% | −4% |
| Ranked #11–25 | +6% | −5% |
| Unranked | +5% | −6% |
| Bye week | 0% | — |
Eight tiers, one market
Every program is slotted by preseason ranking. Cheaper tiers carry the fatter dividend — that's the trade-off.
| Tier | Price | Dividend |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Chip | $180–200 | 0.50% |
| Large Cap | $150–179 | 0.75% |
| Mid Cap | $115–149 | 1.00% |
| Growth Stock | $80–114 | 1.25% |
| Value Stock | $60–79 | 1.50% |
| Small Cap | $45–59 | 1.75% |
| Penny Stock | $30–44 | 2.00% |
| Speculative Stock | $20–29 | 2.50% |
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