How it works
Fantasy sports, scored by the public record
- Step 1Create or join a leagueStart a private league with an invite code, or join a public one. Leagues have 4–20 teams; 10 is standard.
- Step 2Draft your rosterA live snake draft. Each team takes turns picking real members of Congress; once a politician is drafted, nobody else in your league can have them.
- Step 3Set your lineupChoose who starts and who sits on the bench. Lineups lock every Monday at 12:00 AM Eastern.
- Step 4Score from the recordYour starters earn points for documented actions during the week — Monday through Sunday, Eastern time.
- Step 5Win the weekEvery week is a head-to-head matchup. Scores are provisional until 3 days after the week ends, then final. Records feed the standings.
The roster
The launch format is Federal Only: Senators and Representatives. Senators and Representatives have different jobs, so they fill their own slots; a Flex slot takes either. Governor and Wildcard slots open once verified state and certified-election sources are connected.
| Senator | 3 |
|---|---|
| Representative | 4 |
| Flex (Senator or Representative) | 1 |
| Bench | 2 |
Fairness, by design
- No points for how anyone votes. Supporting or opposing a policy is never rewarded or penalized.
- Bill milestones go to the sponsor only, once per bill — no matter how many sources report it.
- Low-effort repetition is capped: cosponsorships score at most 10 times per week.
- Commissioners can adjust point weights before the season, but can never edit the underlying verified events.