HOW TO PLAY
Build an all-time basketball team under pressure.
Draft six player-season cards under a $100 salary cap, set your starting five and sixth man, and see how the lineup scores across roster talent, offense, defense and fit.
1. Choose a draft
Position Draft gives you one six-player board for each starting role in a randomized order, followed by a sixth-man round. You receive two player rerolls and two position swaps.
Mixed Draft puts multiple positions on every board. Protect your budget and make sure the six players you select can form a legal lineup.
2. Work the $100 cap
Displayed prices are intentionally imperfect market signals. Expensive stars can be worth the cost, but hidden value and roster balance often matter more than collecting the biggest names.
3. Set the lineup
Every starter must be placed at an eligible position. The sixth man can be any position. Multi-position cards create flexibility, but the final lineup still needs creation, perimeter and interior scoring, playmaking, defense, rebounding and role balance.
4. Return for the Daily Run
Every player receives the same Position Draft each day. Your first completed run is official; sign in to place that score on the leaderboard. Later attempts are practice replays.
5. Understand your result
Every completed team receives a 1–100 score, four team grades, a lineup archetype and a scouting report. Roster talent measures the individual strength of the six seasons you drafted. Offense rewards teams with several dependable scoring pathways rather than only shooting or only interior pressure. Defense rewards coverage across the perimeter, interior, rim and glass, while lineup fit evaluates role balance and how well the six players complement one another.
6. Share and challenge
Create a public result page with a lineup-specific social card. Friends can open the link and use the same draft setup to try to beat your team.