Gaffer
Build a Premier League XI blind: open eleven packs of six player-seasons with ratings hidden and pick the strongest, since stars in poor seasons are traps.
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Build a Premier League XI blind: open eleven packs of six player-seasons with ratings hidden and pick the strongest, since stars in poor seasons are traps.
Pick a league, from NHL and NFL to F1 and UFC, and name its mystery athlete of the day, then move on to grids, drafts and card battles across eight sports.
Name a footballer from his club history, with seasons, games and goals at each stop, getting one try per club and a nationality then position hint on early misses.
Six tries to name a pro football, basketball or baseball team by its logo, with each guess lighting the pixels it shares with the answer and showing a match percentage.
Five sports prompts with dozens of valid answers, 25 seconds each, where a correct reply few other players thought of scores far more than the obvious one.
Draw every link among six footballers who met as teammates or opponents in World Cup matches, against a timer that also tracks misses and hints.
Fill a ranking of ten footballers, such as a Ballon d'Or top ten or a league's top scorers for a season, with nationalities shown and unlimited guesses.
Work out the secret footballer, a current star or a past great from Europe's five big leagues, with each guess comparing club, league, nationality and age.
Study an NFL-style defensive alignment, draw routes for your receivers and pick the throw, with every player facing the same coverage that day.
Putt through three holes in space where gravity wells curve the ball, walls bank it and purple cores swallow it for a penalty stroke, chasing the lowest score.
Answer up to twenty-five sports questions of rising difficulty, mixing world and American sport, with 20 seconds for each and your run ending at the first miss.
Identify the hidden cricket player in six attempts, using what each wrong name reveals to narrow the field toward the right one.
Work out every piece of a real basketball trade by solving its clues one by one, naming what each team sent away and what it got back.
Pin down a hidden NFL player in six tries, with each guess compared on team, division, position, jersey number, age and years of experience.
Link two NBA players via a string of shared teammates, naming each step in six guesses or fewer, where every name must have played with the last.
Name the day's exercise in six tries, with each guess showing equipment, movement type and a front-and-back muscle map of what it works.
Split sixteen sports names, from mascots to player nicknames, into four secret sets of four, with four mistakes allowed, three difficulty levels and dated past boards.
Draft a fantasy football lineup from a pool of players spanning 1970 to the present, filling quarterback, running back, receiver, tight end and flex slots.
Swipe right for true or left for false on football claims about national teams, clubs, transfers and records, with 12 seconds to decide each card.
Spin a wheel and draft World Cup players from 1970 to 2026 into a starting XI, then see if your team can lift the cup, with one shared draw daily.
Answer NFL trivia to gain yards and move the chains toward a touchdown, with four downs per series and a speed bonus for quick correct answers.
Six football puzzles in one place, led by naming a mystery player from a blurred photo and clues, plus a club grid, teammate links and a stat ladder.
Guess your way through three NBA games built on all-time career stats: an over-or-under call, a clash of two careers and a target to hit, from easy to hard.
Pick one of six leagues and find its mystery footballer in eight tries, as each guess is compared on club, nationality, shirt number, age and position.
Three names are missing from the actual lineup of a major tournament match; work them out from positions, shirt numbers and the visible teammates in six guesses.
Name a footballer for each of nine cells who matches both the row and column header, from clubs and nations to managers and trophies, at three difficulty levels.
Draft a squad of football legends from a shared daily draw and try to take it through a full season without losing, scored on points and goal difference.
Link two MLB, NBA or NFL stars through a chain of players who were on the same roster in the same season, with fewer, more obscure links earning the top scores.
Connect a starting athlete to a target through shared teams and colleges, meeting the day's objective and trying to finish at or under par.
A footballer from Europe's top leagues hides behind a heavy blur that clears a little with each miss, as clues like nation, position and age open up, over six tries.
Sort sixteen footballers into four hidden sets linked by a shared club, country, academy, trophy or record, with no mistake cap on easy and normal and five on hard.
Footballers show up one by one; tap the box among twelve categories, from clubs to nations and honors, that each fits, racing a 60- or 90-second clock or none.
Recognize a European club from a small circle cut into the middle of its crest, which widens after every miss, with five guesses and no other hints to lean on.
Spin a reel to draft real pros into your player's attribute slots and simulate his whole career, with a daily round dealing everyone the same cards in several sports.
Five football questions with 30 seconds each, where the obvious answer is worth the least; dig for a correct club, player or manager few others will think of.
Answer five questions on a featured basketball star to earn a better season of his, then spin for four more players within a salary cap and sim a full 82-game season.
Work out which footballer left a heatmap of every touch in one season or tournament, with six guesses and a new clue, from position to shirt number, after each miss.
Five famous sports moments to place: drop a pin on a 3D globe where each happened and slide to the year, losing points for distance and for every year you miss by.
Seven NFL questions at 35 seconds apiece with one answer each, where a correct answer few others give gains the most yards.
Six hockey prompts, like naming a top-three draft pick of the 1980s who reached the NHL, each worth more the rarer your correct answer is, with strikes and a pass option.