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
MLB POTG awards — any player can win this

How Payouts Work

The formula(Player’s Stat / Total Across All 450 Players) × $2,250

Each card earns from all three pools. Here are examples assuming combined totals of 40,000 hits, 42,000 Ks, and 2,430 POTG awards across all 450 players:

Position Player (Hitter)

Example payout for a position player
StatPlayerCalculationPayout
Hits180180 / 40,000 = 0.45%$10.13
Ks Thrown00 / 42,000 = 0%$0.00
POTG88 / 2,430 = 0.33%$7.41
Total$17.54

Starting Pitcher

Example payout for a starting pitcher
StatPlayerCalculationPayout
Hits00 / 40,000 = 0%$0.00
Ks Thrown250250 / 42,000 = 0.60%$13.39
POTG1212 / 2,430 = 0.49%$11.11
Total$24.50

Two-Way Player

Example payout for a two-way player
StatPlayerCalculationPayout
Hits120120 / 40,000 = 0.30%$6.75
Ks Thrown180180 / 42,000 = 0.43%$9.64
POTG1515 / 2,430 = 0.62%$13.89
Total$30.28

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

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