BallStreet
iOS app by Ball Street League, Inc.. Sports · Ball Street League, Inc.
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 3
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.4.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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Store description excerpt
BallStreet turns fantasy football into a living stock market. Instead of setting a weekly lineup, you build a PORTFOLIO of real pro football players. Every player has a share price. When they beat their projections on the field, the price climbs. When they fall short, it drops. Your job: draft smart, trade sharp, and own the most valuable portfolio in your league. HOW IT WORKS - IPO Draft: every league opens with a live draft. Spend your budget to claim shares of the players you believe in. - Trade all week: buy, sell, and short players as the market moves. Prices settle after each day's games. - Win on value: the highest portfolio value at season's end takes the title. No lineups, no waivers — just conviction and timing. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT - A real market: each player has a finite share supply. If everyone wants the breakout rookie, not everyone can own him. - Go long or short: ride a bounce-back, or bet against a player you think is overhyped. - Live game days: watch your portfolio move in real time as games unfold. - Leagues with friends: spin up a private league or join a public one, talk trash in chat, and climb the standings. PRACTICE FREE New to the idea? Run a Mock IPO against smart bots in minutes — no league required. FREE TO PLAY BallStreet is free, uses virtual in-game currency, and involves no real-money wagering, betting, or cash prizes. It's a game of skill and football knowledge. Build your league. Trade the game you love.
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