How to Play
450 player cards. Three prize pools. Real MLB stats determine your payout at season end.
The Basics
- Buy packs of 5 random MLB player cards for $75 per pack
- 450 total cards — 420 established players (14 per team) + 30 top prospects
- All $6,750 in pack revenue goes straight to prize pools — no house rake
Three Prize Pools
Each pool is $2,250. Your card earns a share of each pool based on the player’s stats relative to all 450 players combined.
Hits
$2,250
Regular-season hits — benefits position players
Strikeouts Thrown
$2,250
Regular-season Ks thrown — benefits starting pitchers
Player of the Game
$2,250
One award per MLB game — hitters and pitchers alike can win
How Payouts Work
The formula
(Player’s Stat / Total Across All 450 Players) × $2,250Each card earns from all three pools. Only stats earned by the 450 carded players count toward the totals — a hit, K, or POTG by an uncarded player never dilutes your share. Here are examples assuming combined totals of 28,000 hits, 19,000 Ks, and 1,900 POTG awards across all 450 players (roughly the current season’s pace):
Position Player (Hitter)
| Stat | Player | Calculation | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hits | 180 | 180 / 28,000 = 0.64% | $14.46 |
| Ks Thrown | 0 | 0 / 19,000 = 0% | $0.00 |
| POTG | 8 | 8 / 1,900 = 0.42% | $9.47 |
| Total | $23.93 | ||
Starting Pitcher
| Stat | Player | Calculation | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hits | 0 | 0 / 28,000 = 0% | $0.00 |
| Ks Thrown | 250 | 250 / 19,000 = 1.32% | $29.61 |
| POTG | 12 | 12 / 1,900 = 0.63% | $14.21 |
| Total | $43.82 | ||
Two-Way Player
| Stat | Player | Calculation | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hits | 120 | 120 / 28,000 = 0.43% | $9.64 |
| Ks Thrown | 180 | 180 / 19,000 = 0.95% | $21.32 |
| POTG | 15 | 15 / 1,900 = 0.79% | $17.76 |
| Total | $48.72 | ||
Key Rules
- Season: 2026 MLB regular season only — no postseason stats count
- Fixed universe: The 450 cards are locked at the start. No replacements for injuries, trades, or demotions — that risk is part of the game.
- Official stats: All numbers come from official MLB sources, updated daily