Football-only league market
League Team Market
A free-play portfolio simulator for fantasy football leagues. Buy and sell pretend team shares based on roster value, playoff odds, projected points, and volatility. League import can replace the sample teams later.
Each share is priced like a dividend stock: its fair value is the present value of the team's projected weekly points, so every team carries the same yield and no share is a risk-free bargain — the only edge is a team beating its projection. Buying and selling moves the live price along a market curve, and each simulated week nudges it back toward fair value.
Credits and team shares have no cash value, no redemption value, and no connection to real securities or wagering.
League team market
Bayou Blitz
Sample Dynasty League · 12-team Superflex · TE-premium off
Manager: Mason · Record: 8-3
Portfolio
Track free-play football exposure by team.
Simulate a scoring week to collect dividends (κ·points), then compare teams that beat vs missed projection.
Frequently asked questions
- How is a team’s share price calculated?
- Each team share is priced like a dividend stock: its fair value is the present value of the team’s projected weekly fantasy points. Because price and dividend share one driver, every team carries the same yield — so no team is a risk-free bargain.
- Is this real money or gambling?
- No. The League Team Market is a free-play simulator. Credits and team shares have no cash value, no redemption value, and no connection to real securities or wagering.
- How do I gain credits?
- The only edge is a team beating its projection: dividends pay on actual points while you paid a price set by projected points, so the net is pure surprise. You can also buy a share below fair value and sell it higher along the live market curve.
- What are playoff odds and roster value?
- They are context metrics for each sample team — playoff odds summarize how likely the team is to make the postseason, and roster value reflects overall talent. Price is driven by projected points; these help you read why a team projects the way it does.
- Does trading move the price?
- Yes. Trades move the live price along a constant-product market curve (buys push it up, sells push it down), and each simulated week nudges the price back toward the team’s fair value — so short-term moves mean-revert.