Football.Fun

All over the TL this weekend, mostly people posting PNL I love to see apps with traction and success early on apps, but I’m a bit cautious about the PNL part. People are making big money, with what I believe is on bonding curves and mcaps. I call these paper profits and it usually looks bad when people exit for the doors However undeniably people want to speculate on stuff like soccer, so they may have the PMF that lures people in. The devs seem like they’ve thought about the economics a LOT so they may have a chance I also like that while they take 5% fee each way, 95% of those fees go back into the protocol. That is a sign of trust imo. I look forward to them adding NFL, until then I won’t play as I know nothing about soccer.

If you love fantasy football or football in general, I think this is the best p2e game there is about it I'm leaving a neutral review only because I don't like the way players are sold

At first I thought this game is only for whales but in reality it's truly designed as PVE. You buy shares in the players you want to own and then can score based on that players performance. If you know ball you can do well no matter how big or small your portfolio is. Team seems open to feedback and it's giving me early FantasyTop vibes minus the rug. Very happy to see that they are using the fees to reinvest back into the game. They truly believe in their product

Football.fun manages to turn on-chain fantasy football into something that feels both simple and genuinely fun. The clean UI makes it easy to navigate, while the gameplay brings back the excitement of strategy, stats, and strikers in a fresh way. Community feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, from smooth design, to enjoyable beta experiences, to early drops where players actually benefited. Even when the hype slowed, users noted that the foundation is strong and the app remains enjoyable to play. With a 97% positive rating across dozens of reviews, the project has shown it’s more than a passing trend. It’s well-built, engaging, and sets a strong base for growth in web3 gaming.

Amazing idea! As a football fan and engineer, I love the vision behind this project. It has huge potential to change the way people experience skill-based sports games.

Even though I am sidelined from FDF, I can see that FDF has potential in being a great consumer app in crypto. They have a great idea and are actively building and improving upon the product with smart ways of keeping money in the ecosystem. While it may not go to ATHs, I believe it is still a decent product and has potential to grow.

I have been playing FDF for past 2 weeks and truly enjoy it. The app is well designed and so far no bugs. There are some aspects of the game that might need to change to make it easier to play but I have been able to onboard 3 normie friends. Futbol has approximately 3.5b fans and the WC will be in the USA in 2026. FDF has the rare opportunity to reach the masses. A project to keep a close eye on.

I mostly enjoy playing fpl with my friends and other football group chat I am in, here it's similar on players brought if perform well they will earn you points, also it like buying shares of a company when u buy shares of players, people should be aware they can also lose money. But the whole stuff about this is fun.

In principle, the idea looks promising; this could be the project that attracts "non-crypto" people to re-enter the market massively. Now, at the moment, it seems like a new Ponzi scheme that rewards early users very well and uses those who enter automatically afterward as "exit liquidity." With the official support of Base and large KOLs, I hope that Football.Fun does things right and carries out a sustainable and lasting project. The beginning, as I said, has been promising.

My name is Sam and I'm an Ambassador for SportDotFun. I started making content way back in the beta. Nothing crazy at first, just tutorials, pack openings, small breakdowns, and whatever I thought might help someone who was jumping into the game for the first time. I was basically learning out loud, sharing every little discovery as I went. I didn’t expect anything to come from it, I just enjoyed the process and the community around it. After a few months of showing up every day, posting consistently, and talking to people, I ended up getting the Ambassador role. That became my first proper job in Web3, which was honestly a huge moment for me. It felt like all the late nights editing clips or rewriting posts actually led somewhere. And yeah, I know the obvious question: “Are you biased?” Fair enough. I probably am. But being in daily contact with the team gives you a different kind of insight. You see how they handle setbacks, how fast they react when something breaks, and how much they genuinely care about the players. They don’t disappear for weeks or drop vague announcements. They’re present, they communicate, and they actually build. Most Web3 projects love to hype things up, promise the moon, and then deliver the bare minimum. SportDotFun has been the opposite so far. They’ve shown progress every single week, whether it’s new features, improvements, or just being transparent about what’s happening behind the scenes. You can tell they’re in this for the long run, not just the short term noise. That’s why I’m proud to rep them. Not because I have to, but because I’ve seen how they work and how seriously they take the project. It feels like something with real potential, not just another hype cycle. And honestly, being part of that from the early days has been one of the most fun and motivating experiences I’ve had in Web3.