How to Play
Pick your skaters from the entry list, stay within budget, and fill every slot. Points are based on final placement — top 20 earn points at championships, with scoring adjusted for Grand Prix events. 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
Scoring
How points are earned
Placement Points
Applies to Europeans, 4 Continents, and Worlds — points are awarded to the top 20 finishers.
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 = raw points × event multiplier (1.5× for Europeans & 4CC, 2× for Worlds)
Grand Prix Series
Grand Prix events use an adjusted scoring table scaled for smaller fields. Fewer placements earn points and the values are proportionally lower. The multiplier remains 1×.
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