TeamupEsports

You are running an esports org out of a spare room. Five rookies, no sponsors, and an open ladder that anyone can queue for — and almost anyone does.

Eight tiers later there is an arena, a broadcast desk, and an investment group offering to buy you out. Take the money. Your roster goes into the Hall of Fame, and you start again with everything you learned.

The loop

Scout players → build team power → enter tournaments → win fans → unlock sponsors → passive income → better scouting, better staff, higher tiers → Franchise Buyout.

Tournaments always pay cash, but they only pay fans if you win, and your odds are your team power measured against the bracket. Fans gate everything else: sponsors, streaming deals, and the buyer who eventually comes knocking.

What's in it

• A gacha with five rarities — Rookie, Pro, Star, Elite, Legend. The reveal escalates with what you pulled: a Rookie is over in half a second, a Legend gets god-rays, shockwaves and its name slammed across the board. Pity counters guarantee a Star every 10 pulls and an Elite every 60. Duplicates convert to shards, and shards level up the players you kept.
• Eight tournament tiers, from the Open Ladder to the Grand Slam Finals.
• Six sponsors and five streaming channels — the passive layer. Sponsors pay cash, streams pay fans, and streaming is the only way fans arrive without you playing a bracket.
• A Head Coach and a Team Manager. One multiplies your team power, the other multiplies every euro that comes in.
• Franchise Buyout — the prestige layer. You lose the cash, the roster, the sponsors and the staff; you keep Legacy Points and the Hall of Fame, seven permanent upgrades that make the next org grow faster than the last. The first buyout usually lands within a couple of hours.

Idle where it counts

Auto-Scrim unlocks at the third tier and grinds brackets without you. Sponsors and streams keep earning while the tab is closed — two hours' worth to begin with, up to twenty-two once you have invested in it. Close it at night, come back to something in the morning.

Before you start

• Desktop only, mouse only. The fullscreen button is worth using.
• Your save lives in this browser. Clearing site data will erase it — Settings → Export save is the only backup, and importing that file elsewhere is how you move machines.
• Nothing to install, no account, no ads, no purchases.