Stocks League
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Fantasy football.
The players are
real stocks.

Draft five, field a 1-2-2, name a captain. Ten points for every percent your side gains from kick-off Monday to full time Friday. Top of the table splits the pot.

  • $15 budget
  • no entry fee
  • 100 managers
  • the stocks stay yours

Managers in

Open League

Pot

entry fees · USDG

Leader

from the matchday table

Gameweek

the next one opens Friday

Gameweek
01

Two minutes to a side

Swipe a deck of twenty-six real Stock Tokens, fill a 1-2-2, give one pick the armband. Your budget buys the shares; the league contract holds them under your address until you withdraw.

Try it here. Swipe a card, watch it land in the formation, then tap a shirt to give it the armband.

01

Draft five

The deck deals the position you still need: one Keeper, two Defenders, two Forwards. Swipe right to pick, left to pass, tap for the card's back.

Pool0 available
02

Field a 1-2-2

Every pick gets one share of the budget; the captain gets two. On $15 that is $5.00 for the armband and $2.50 each for the rest.

0 of 5 picked · the volt slot is next

03

Split the pot

Ten points for every percent your side gains from Monday's opening bell to Friday's closing bell. First takes 60% of the pot, second 30%, third 10%.

2$0.00
Second 
1$0.00
First 
3$0.00
Third 

The pot fills as managers enter.

02

Matchday table

Live from kick-off to full time. Points are ten per percent of the side's gain, taken from the same ratio the contract settles on — never a separate system.

Open League

Gameweek 1

Budget $15 · no entry fee · 100 managers

The league contract is not live yet

Prices, cards and the deck above are live from Robinhood Chain. The pot, the matchday table and entering open as soon as the league contract is deployed.

03

The board

All twenty-six launch stocks, grouped by temperament rather than quality. One keeper, two defenders, two forwards: you cannot field five forwards, and that constraint is the game.

04

Your own table

The same gameweek, the same bells and the same scoring, on a table only the people you invite are on. Set the budget and the entry fee yourself.

Start a private league

Name it, set the budget and the entry fee, invite two to a hundred managers with one link. Same gameweek, same bells, same scoring — a table only your people are on.

Create a league