How to play

Spin a club and a season, pick a legend, place them on the court, and run your five through the bracket.

The draft

A game is five rounds. In each round you spin the draw, which lands on one club in one season — for example, Real Madrid in 2015. The pool below the draw shows every player who suited up for that club that season, best peak season first, with their stat line.

Pick one of them. That player is now yours for the round, and you move on to the next slot and spin again. You cannot pick the same player twice, and each spin is a fresh club-season, so a full draft is five different rosters to choose from.

Positions and the court

Every legend carries the position or positions they actually played. Placement is not free: a point guard can fill the point or the wings, but never center, and a pure center only fits the two big spots. Players who cannot fit any open slot are shown but greyed out.

After you pick, you place the player on the half-court at an eligible spot. Placement is not final — tap a player already on the court to lift them, then tap an open spot to move them, or another player to swap, as long as both positions allow it. Build the five until it sits right.

Re-spin helps

Each game gives you two free re-spins: one that changes the club while keeping the season, and one that changes the season while keeping the club. Use them when a draw offers nothing you can place. Once a free re-spin is spent you can watch a short ad to earn another, with no cap. A draw where no player fits any open slot is a dead end, and re-spinning out of one is always free.

The gauntlet

When your five are set, you run the gauntlet. The game simulates a full bracket — a regular season, a best-of-five playoff series, and the Final Four — and reports your record and how far you got: eliminated, Final Four, runner-up, champion, or the rarest result of all, undefeated.

The outcome is deterministic: the same five always produce the same run. There is no luck to farm — a better lineup is the only way to a better record.

The game modes

• Classic — the full pool, with every player's stats visible.
• Hidden — the same pool, but stat lines are withheld. You draft from memory of who the player was.
• Make the Playoffs — the underdog pool only: role players and journeymen. A weaker board where simply qualifying is the achievement.
• Monthly — one fixed board for everyone for the whole month, one entry per player, its own leaderboard. No re-spins, so every run is comparable.

The leaderboard

Every submitted run is ranked by wins, then by team rating. You can filter by mode, and the monthly board is scoped to the current month's challenge. Older runs from the previous version of the game live on a separate Legacy board so nothing is lost.