Frequently Asked Questions

No. Fandaq uses virtual currency (FanBucks) only. No real money can be deposited, wagered, won, or lost. It's a market game of skill.

Play-money shares of players and teams across eight leagues (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, Premier League, La Liga, Champions League, and IPL cricket). Each asset has a FanBuck market price; it is not a security and has no cash value.

Two forces set every price. FanBuck trading moves it — buying pushes the price up, selling pushes it down, and bigger orders move it more. Underneath, each asset has a performance-based reference value, and the market price steadily drifts toward the latest available value over time.

A performance-driven reference estimate built from the sources and components listed on the asset page. It is a game input, not a financial valuation. The Exchange warns when the fundamentals feed is stale.

Every account starts with ƒ1,000. You grow it the only honest way — buying low and selling high. Sell a position for more than you paid and the profit is yours.

Traders are ranked by net worth: cash plus the live market value of every position. Realized profit and win streaks are shown alongside.

Only after the fundamentals feed refreshes. A completed game does not directly change a price; updated performance inputs change the reference value, which then pulls the FanBuck market price over time. The Exchange shows when that feed is stale.

Yes. The exchange always quotes a price, so you can close any position at any time at the live market price. Selling moves the price down the same way buying moves it up.