How to Play
Pick your skaters from the entry list, stay within budget, and fill every slot. Points are based on final placement: the top 20 finishers earn points, and bigger events apply a multiplier so each result is worth more. Bigger events = more picks and bigger points.
Event Tiers
Three levels of competition
Grand Prix
Championships
4CC / Europeans
Worlds
- No discipline restrictions — pick any skater (Men, Women, Pairs, Ice Dance)
- Picks lock when the first discipline's Short Program starts
- Fresh picks each event — no season-long roster
- Fill all slots: incomplete teams are excluded from scoring
Scoring
How points are earned
Placement Points
These base points apply at every event. The top 20 finishers score, and bigger events multiply the total (see below).
1st
18
2nd
15
3rd
13
4th
11
5th
9
6th
8
7th
7
8th
6
9th
5
10th
5
11th
4
12th
4
13th
3
14th
3
15th
3
16th
2
17th
2
18th
1
19th
1
20th
1
Final points = base points × event multiplier (1× Grand Prix, 1.5× Europeans & 4CC, 2× Worlds)
Grand Prix Series
Grand Prix events use the same placement table at a 1× multiplier, so points aren't scaled up the way they are at championships and Worlds. Fields are smaller too, so in practice only the top dozen or so placements come into play.
Budget
Skater pricing
Each skater has a price based on their ISU World Standings rank. Pairs and ice dance couples are priced as one unit. Price floor is $2M, ceiling is $18M.
Elite tier
Contenders
Mid-range
Sleepers
After each event, prices shift based on performance: exceeded expectations → +$1–3M, met expectations → no change, underperformed → -$1–3M.
Competition
Leaderboards
Global
Cumulative season leaderboard — compete against every player worldwide
Private Leagues
Create or join leagues with an invite code — compete with friends
Per-Event
See who scored the most at each individual competition