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Champions Round

Champions Round was a fan engagement platform and fantasy sports startup founded in 2018 in Los Angeles, California.

Funding reportedLast round: Series A

Computer gamesLos Angeles, United States

About Champions Round

Champions Round was a fan engagement platform and fantasy sports startup founded in 2018 in Los Angeles, California.

The company focused on connecting live sports with Gen Z audiences through mobile apps that offered skill-based, short-form "micro fantasy sports" games. At its peak, Champions Round employed around 30 people and generated $6.3 million in revenue, raising a total of $10 million in funding. The mobile app featured various fantasy sports games, including Daily Dozen, Boost Ball, and Spicy Slips, allowing users to participate in free-to-play or paid-entry formats. It emphasized quick, event-based gameplay without long-term commitments. The platform included features like public and private leagues, cash prizes, and digital collectibles. Champions Round aimed to engage users aged 13-34 and had marketing partnerships with notable figures in sports.

What company datasets say Champions Round raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$11Min dollars
Rounds5
Last roundSeries A
Last round size$7.0M
Last round dateFeb 2023
Investors listed18

On 4 portfolio pages

Investors who name them

Each firm lists Champions Round on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

consumersinformation technology & servicessocial gamesesportssocial mediamobile gaming appsreal money gamingcomputer gamesinternetconsumer internetfantasy sportscomputer softwaregamesgamingsports

Sector
Computer games
Region
California
Revenue
$3.5M a year, as listed
Full record
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Computer games in United States

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