We stop drafting players and start drafting entire teams — from MLB, NBA, NHL, NFL, college football, college basketball, and the Premier League. If a team you own wins its championship, you get paid. That's the whole game.
11 rounds, 132 picks, held every July during the MLB All-Star break — the only week all seven sports are asleep at once.
The pot splits into 7 equal shares — World Series, NBA Finals, Stanley Cup, Super Bowl, CFP title, March Madness, and the Premier League.
No lineups, no waivers, no Tuesday panic. Your total time cost is about 3 hours a YEAR — the draft plus trash talk.
Championship futures odds for all 647 teams are baked into the draft board — you don't need to follow all seven sports to draft like you do.
There's a live championship race in every month of the league year — the group chat never goes dark in February.
Every championship you win banks a Bawse Point in the five-year Chapter Champion race across both leagues. $300 / $200 / $100 at chapter's end.
Every one of these 647 teams can be owned. Every title pays 1/7th of the pool. There's a live championship race in every month of the league year.
You're on the clock. Build an 11-team portfolio from any leagues you want. Then simulate the rest of the room and watch the board shrink.
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The concept mock that started it all — and it's real now: every manager's live franchise page is up at Champions HQ.
Draft slot #4 · Season One · March 2027
Championship futures from sportsbooks, as of the July 2026 All-Star break — live scouting for draft night. The full cheatsheet for every team is in the draft board.
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Seven equal $40 shares, paid the night each champion is crowned. One manager can double- or triple-dip in a single year — no entry fee, the pot has it covered.
Happening now — 132 picks, streamed live on the Champions HQ board. (You are here.)
Season one. Seven championships pay out one by one, ending with the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup in June.
Draft #2 at the All-Star break — the permanent annual slot.
No — that's half the fun. The odds cheatsheet tells you who's good, and by February you'll be inexplicably screaming at Premier League matches you had no stake in last year.
Nothing — they simply sit unowned. In the rare case an unowned team wins its championship (hello, March Madness), that title's share rolls over into next season's prize pool instead of paying out.
There are no lineups, no waivers, no trades, and no scoring to check — after the draft there are no moves at all. Total commitment: one draft night plus however much trash talk you choose to generate.
Then you root for chaos, talk your trash, and circle next July. Rosters lock at the draft — no rescue trades — so a doomed portfolio is simply content for the group chat.
No — it runs beside it. Bawse League (our 12-manager NFL redraft on Sleeper) is still the main event every fall; the Champions League keeps the group competing the other eight months. Both count toward the five-year Chapter Champion title.
A league on r/FFCommish that's run it happily for 2+ years, plus another group that copied it and reported back a year later still loving it. We adapted their rules for 10 managers.