Jamie
Squad below $500
Simple standard fees.
Apply to the whole squad.
Pro IIIHis Rep reduces standard fees.
—to buy
—to sell
Built for the long game
Integrity
and Fair Play.
The sport comes first.The market serves the game.
As sports fans, we’ve always believed in a new category of fantasy game. One where sport takes centre stage, with fast, liquid trading as part of the experience.
We’ve played many iterations over the years. Too often, volatility became the game and the sport was lost. The platforms weren’t equipped for the complexities of an open economy.
Sport.fun is the result of almost a decade of playing, studying and building to deliver a genuinely new experience.
The gameplay may feel familiar. The economics and systems under the hood work very differently from the fantasy games you’ve played before—because we’re building something new and ambitious.
We’ll continue to refine the game and the processes behind it, with the aim of building a game that can scale to hundreds of thousands of fans across many sports.
Play. Grow. Trade. Repeat.
Your real fantasy squad is at the heart of it.
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Card
or
USDC
Fund your squad
Use USD to build your squad.
Play tournaments
Enter your squad.
Skill earns rewards.
Earn player packs
Claim packs from
tournament rewards.
10
9
20
7Grow your squad
New shares join your team.
Play again, or reshape it on the market.
Trading keeps the game moving.
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Your squad
Trade shares to reshape your squad.
Your wallet is self-custody.Transfer USD in or out.
Manager-owned market
Always-on liquidity- Standard fees on trades.
- Surge fees for fast or destabilizing sells.
Standard-fee share
Supports the game
and its operations.
Standard-fee share
+ all surge fees
+ all surge fees
Market Health Bot
Bot buys shares from the marketUSDC goes in. Shares come out.
↓ Purchased shares return to the pool
Reward pool
Shares for earned player packs.
Claim packs → grow your squad
Fair play, in real life
Real examples.
Sport.fun is an entertainment product first. Whatever your wallet size, we recommend recreational spending you're comfortable with. Player values can rise and fall as other managers make decisions, which is designed to create interesting strategic gameplay. This is not an investment product.
A few rules help protect the manager-owned market for everyone.
Majority of managers
Pro IIIBigger wallets · $500 and above
Extra rules safeguard the manager-owned market. Earned rewards give you more room to sell at standard fees.
Alex
$1,000 squad
“I enjoy the game and sell a little each week when I earn rewards.”
Weekly selling, at standard fees
Low rewards—per week
Middle—per week
Top rewards—per week
Received after fees. Better tournament results can unlock more protected selling.
World ClassHis Rep reduces standard fees.
—to buy
—to sell
Blake
$1,000 squad
“I'm selling most of my squad today.”
—back
after fees · full exit over 8 days
Faster selling costs more.
Blake sells $600 in two hours, then the rest on day 8. The early rush puts pressure on other managers' markets.
Pro I at the startStandard fees before surge.
—to buy
—to sell
Sam
$20,000 squad
“I've built a bigger squad. I sell some shares each week.”
Weekly selling, at standard fees
Low rewards—per week
Middle—per week
Top rewards—per week
Received after fees. The amount depends on squad value and earned rewards.
LegendHis Rep reduces standard fees.
—to buy
—to sell
Coming soonBigger trades through
Bigger trades through
Manager Swaps
AMMs aren't designed for very large trades. Sport.fun can facilitate an agreed-price exchange with another manager, without selling into the shared market.
Standard trading feesNo AMM slippage
$5,000 blockUSDC
Incoming VIP
Agreed-price exchange · facilitated by Sport.fun
Requires an available buyer and an agreed price.
Illustrative sale proceeds, not income or guaranteed weekly amounts. Selling reduces your squad and future reward potential. Other market fees and price impact can apply.
About these examples
Reward scenarios. These are fictional managers using real Football reward benchmarks from 1–29 September 2026. Low uses the 25th percentile of positive claimants; Middle uses the average across the whole cohort; Top uses the 90th percentile of positive claimants, not the maximum. Alex's size cohort has 304 managers; Sam's has 44. Current squad values are used to scale past claimed rewards, so this is an illustration, not a forecast. “Majority” refers to the recent funded tournament sample: 648 of 1,056 Football managers and 362 of 598 NFL managers had squads below $500.
One modelled week. At Middle, Alex sells — and receives —; Sam sells — and receives —. The examples start without previous rolling-window sales and with one benchmark week's earned protection fully available. They use standard-fee room, then a separate fully protected order. These amounts do not automatically reset each calendar week or remain unchanged as a squad shrinks.
Blake's faster exit. He starts at Pro I with the same Middle reward protection as Alex, who is World Class. They are not a controlled comparison of pace alone. Blake sells $250 at the start, $350 two hours later, then $400 on day 8: — received and — paid in fees. The first $250 is split into $99.99 at the standard fee, $35.142190 fully protected, and the remainder. The model includes Rep lost to raised fees; his final sale pays 4%. No further reward credits are assumed. This is a specific schedule, not an optimal strategy: a same-day full exit with the same starting Rep and protection returns — on the split-order model.
Model limits. Fixed prices; no Player Surge, Account Market Impact, fixture fees, AMM price impact or network costs. Below $500 refers to the applicable historical squad-value measure, not simply today's balance. Rates follow the published Rep fee schedule; calculations use pinned production-branch functions with explicit scenario settings, not freshly verified live configuration. The live trade quote is authoritative.
Manager Swaps. A proposed, coming-soon facility with standard trading fees and no AMM slippage on the direct exchange. Matching and price agreement are required. The $5,000 example is an illustrative block size, not a guaranteed valuation, buyer or net receipt.