The sport comes first.The market serves the game.
As sports fans, we’ve always believed in a different kind of fantasy game. One where sport takes centre stage, with fast, liquid trading as part of the experience.
Too often, volatility became the game and the sport was lost. Sport.fun is the result of almost a decade of playing, studying and building to deliver a new experience.
The gameplay may feel familiar. The economics under the hood are different. We’ll keep refining them as we build a game for hundreds of thousands of fans across many sports.
Your real fantasy squad is at the heart of it.
USDC
Use USD to build your squad.
Enter your squad.
Skill earns rewards.
Claim packs from
tournament rewards.
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Play again, or reshape it on the market.
The Market Health Bot puts USDC liquidity into the market to help balance cash paid out in rewards. It buys player shares from the market and returns those shares to the reward pool.
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Trade shares to reshape your squad.
Your wallet is self-custody.
Supports the game
and its operations.
Shares for earned player packs.
We provide the game and trading platform. Managers compete for rewards, rankings and glory.
We’re the first game designed so you don’t have to re-buy your players every season. You own your shares for the duration of a player’s career, and we don’t replace them or make you constantly buy new tiers.
Sport.fun charges fees when managers trade.
Not everyone comes out ahead. Rewards don’t guarantee a profit, and squad values can rise or fall as other managers trade.
Play with a budget you’re comfortable spending on entertainment. This is not an investment product.
A guide to Sport.fun’s fees, starting with squads under $500.
Squad below $500
“I play every week for fun, rank and rewards.”
With a squad below $500, Jamie pays simple standard fees. Building Rep through play can lower them.
Pro III
$300 starting squad
“My squad finished down, but I loved the competition and held my rank in the top 10%.”
Rewards added shares, but market moves left the squad at $270. Morgan’s sporting achievements and Rep still gave him plenty to play for.
Season finish: top 10% in this example.
They also have a few more rules to protect trading for everyone.
$1,000 squad
Power user
“I’m here to play for seasons. I sell some most weeks when I earn rewards.”
Alex’s tournament rewards can help more of his sales stay at standard rates, while his remaining squad keeps competing.
World ClassStandard fees with Rep
$20,000 squad
“This is still within my hobby budget. Putting more behind the players I believe in makes it more exciting, and it’s good to know as a long-term player that others aren’t completely free to just crash the market.”
Sam’s larger holdings can earn a larger share of rewards, with more value exposed to market moves. Large, fast sales put more pressure on shared liquidity, so extra rules help protect the market.
LegendStandard fees with RepIllustrative managers, informed by recent real reward data and fees. Morgan’s $300 → $270 season is a hypothetical example, not an actual manager’s result.
The rules help ensure a stable trading environment where skill matters most.
Our fair play rules make sudden, heavy selling more costly, helping keep sporting expertise at the heart of the game.
Exit through the market at your standard selling fee.
Pro IIIFor a squad already below $500, not one just reduced from a larger size. Player surge fees and price impact can still apply.
For squads above $500, move shares at a fixed price facilitated by Sport.fun. Bring a buyer from your network or request a match through our VIP applications.
Your player shares
Optional buyer. May buy from time to time.
No guaranteed purchase.
LegendWorld ClassPro IIIBoth sides accept the fixed price. Priority does not guarantee a match. Fees will be shown before either side accepts.
Your pace affects how much you leave with.
These estimates are after fees, but before market moves and price impact. Your outcome will vary with many factors, including your tournament success and rewards.
Spread sales across the period. Keep entering your unsold shares in tournaments while you wind down.
The trade-offIt takes time. Prices and quotes can change as you go.
A shorter, carefully paced example. Selling everything in one go can leave you with less.
The trade-offMore of your sale can go to surge fees and price impact. All surge fees go to Market Health.
Illustrative examples only, starting at Pro II Rep. Requires carefully paced trades. Even faster exits can cost more. Slippage, market moves and other fees can mean actual proceeds are lower. Displayed squad value is not a guaranteed exit amount.
Your live quote confirms the fees and expected proceeds.