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What Are Fantasy Leagues & How Do They Work?
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Written by Aitor De Linares Serrano
Updated over a week ago

Fantasy Leagues are exciting competitions integrated into our Fantasy App, designed to test your knowledge of the Kings League. In this fascinating game mode, your main objective is to assemble teams with the most effective combinations of player cards at your disposal, competing with other collectors to accumulate as many points as possible. Obtaining these points is crucial to reach the top of the leaderboard and win juicy prizes.


In this dynamic scenario, each player's score fluctuates according to his performance in the league. The improvement or decline of his performance is directly reflected in the application, thus establishing an indivisible connection between the player's overall performance in the Kings League and the Fantasy League. This duality means that the amount of points a player can generate can change drastically on each match-day, adding an intriguing element of uncertainty that tests the strategic astuteness of each collector when selecting players for each match-day. In this competitive context, smart decision making becomes the key to excelling in the Kings League Fantasy App.

By joining a League, collectors commit to building their teams using exclusively cards of the designated rarity. For example, in the Silver League, all collectors can participate using only cards with the common rarity level. This innovative league system not only challenges the strategic cunning of collectors, but also ensures a competition in which everyone competes on a level playing field.


The day after each match-day at 9am (CET), you will have the opportunity to join any league as long as you meet the necessary requirements. You can join and create your team up to one hour before the first match begins, so make sure you plan accordingly to avoid missing out on the opportunity to compete. This feature gives you the ability to change players on a weekly basis, allowing you to make fine adjustments to your game plan and introducing an additional layer of strategic depth.



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