bOS v3.0 is a sport-agnostic, crypto-native fantasy sports platform that combines DraftKings/Dream11-style gameplay with a powerful B2B distribution network. Think of it as:

"DraftKings meets Shopify" — we provide the platform, agents bring the players, everyone competes together.

Traditional Fantasy (DraftKings/Dream11)	bOS v3.0
🎯 B2C: Company owns customer	🤝 B2B2C: Agents bring customers
💸 Spends $50-200 per user acquisition	💰 Zero CAC (agents bring users)
📦 One pool per platform	🌐 Networked pools across all agents
💳 Local payment rails only	₿ USDT (global, instant)
📱 App download required	📲 Telegram Mini App (no download)
🏈 Fixed sport configuration	⚙️ Config-driven multi-sport support

Sport-Agnostic Architecture

bOS v3.0 is built for any sport. While we're launching with cricket (IPL, World Cup), the platform is designed to support:

Sport	Primary Markets	Sample Leagues
🏏 Cricket	India, UK, Australia, Pakistan	IPL, World Cup, BBL, PSL
⚽ Soccer/Football	Europe, LATAM, Africa	Premier League, La Liga, Champions League
🏈 American Football	USA, Canada	NFL, College Football
🏀 Basketball	USA, Europe, Asia	NBA, EuroLeague, CBA
⚾ Baseball	USA, Japan, Korea	MLB, NPB, KBO
🏒 Hockey	USA, Canada, Europe	NHL, KHL
🎮 Esports	Global	League of Legends, CS2, Valorant

Switching sports is a configuration change, not a rebuild. Scoring rules, athlete data sources, and contest formats are all config-driven.

The Simple Analogy: A Global Fantasy League

Imagine you're Agent Marco running a Premier League fantasy group in London. You have 100 loyal players. With FanDuel, your players compete against millions of strangers. With a local platform, they only compete against your 100 players (boring, small prizes).

With bOS v3.0:

Your 100 players join the same contest as players from 200 other agents worldwide
The prize pool is now 20,000 players × 10 USDT = 200,000 USDT
Your players get a DraftKings-scale experience
You earn commission on every entry your players make
AND you can compete against other agents yourself in Agent Wars

This is the magic: small agents get big-platform liquidity, players get premium experiences, and everyone wins.

2. The Problem We're Solving

The Global Fantasy Sports Opportunity

The fantasy sports market is massive and accelerating:

Market Size & Growth (2025-2030)

Metric	2024	2025	2030 (Projected)
Global Market Size	$32B	$37B	$105B+
Registered Users	550M+	650M+	1.5B+
CAGR	—	14.5%	14.5%

Regional Market Breakdown

Region	Market Size (2025)	Key Sports	Major Platforms
North America	$16B	NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL	DraftKings, FanDuel, Yahoo
Europe	$4.5B	Soccer (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga)	Sorare, Fantasy PL
India/South Asia	$3.5B	Cricket (IPL, World Cup)	Dream11, MPL
Latin America	$1.8B	Soccer, Baseball	Cartola FC, Bola de Prata
Asia-Pacific	$2B	Cricket, Soccer, Basketball	Dream11, FanCode
Rest of World	$1.2B	Soccer, Mixed	Various local platforms

The Fastest-Growing Segments

Cricket Fantasy — 16.7% CAGR (fastest growing globally)
Esports Fantasy — 15.2% CAGR
Soccer Fantasy in Emerging Markets — 14.8% CAGR

Yet the market has fundamental problems:

Problem 1: High Customer Acquisition Costs

Major platforms spend $50-200 per user on marketing:

DraftKings/FanDuel (US): $150-200 per user
Dream11 (India): ₹2,000+ (~$25) per user
Sorare (Europe): $80-120 per user

This only works because they:

Operate at massive scale
Have monopoly pricing power
Can afford a 3+ year payback period

Result: New platforms can't compete. The market is locked up by incumbents.

Problem 2: Platform Dependency

Local fantasy operators (WhatsApp groups, Telegram channels, Discord servers) have loyal players but:

Can't offer competitive prize pools (too small)
No professional platform (credibility issues)
Settlement is manual (disputes, fraud)

Result: Players leave for DraftKings/Dream11 despite preferring local communities.

Problem 3: Payment Friction

Payment rails are fragmented globally:

USA: ACH/credit cards work but have gaming restrictions
Europe: SEPA works but cross-border is slow
India: UPI has limits and KYC requirements
LATAM: Fragmented local payment methods
Globally: No unified payment rail for gaming

Result: Fantasy sports is fragmented by geography. A player in Brazil can't easily compete with a player in Germany.

How bOS Solves These Problems

Problem	bOS Solution
High CAC	Agents bring users (we pay commission, not acquisition cost)
Small pools	Networked Pools aggregate liquidity across all agents globally
Payment friction	USDT deposits/withdrawals (works globally, instantly)
No professional platform	Telegram Mini App + agent dashboard
Settlement disputes	Immutable ledger + automatic payouts
Single-sport limitation	Config-driven multi-sport support

3. The Multi-Mode Gaming Strategy

Beyond Fantasy: A Complete Gaming Platform

bOS v3.0 isn't just a fantasy sports platform — it's a multi-mode gaming ecosystem that offers four distinct ways to play:

Mode	Description	Skill Level	Time Commitment
Classic Fantasy	Build teams, earn points	Medium	Pre-match + monitoring
Player Props	Predict individual performances	Low-Medium	Quick decisions
Live Trading	Buy/sell outcome shares	High	Active during match
Prediction Pools	Simple yes/no predictions	Low	Minimal

Why Multi-Mode?

1. Capture Every User Segment

Different users want different experiences:

User Type	What They Want	Best Mode
Casual Fan	Quick, simple engagement	Prediction Pools
Fantasy Enthusiast	Deep strategy, team building	Classic Fantasy
Stats Nerd	Player-level predictions	Player Props
Active Trader	Real-time market action	Live Trading

2. Maximize Lifetime Value

Users who engage with multiple modes:

3x higher retention than single-mode users
5x higher monthly volume on average
Lower churn during off-seasons (different sports, different modes)

3. Cross-Mode Synergies

A user might:

Enter a fantasy contest (10 USDT)
Add player props to their slip (5 USDT)
Trade on their captain's milestone market (20 USDT)
Join a "Will MI win?" pool (2 USDT)

Total engagement: 37 USDT from one match (vs. 10 USDT fantasy-only)

The Prepaid Model: Foundation for All Modes

Old bOS (v1-v2): Credit-based. Players bet on credit, settle weekly. Agent takes the risk.

bOS v3.0: Prepaid only. Players deposit USDT first. Platform holds funds. Agent is a referral partner, not a financial intermediary.

This changes everything:

No "bookie risk" — platform can scale globally
No collection problems — money is already deposited
No disputes — ledger is source of truth
Regulatory clarity — it's a skill game platform, not gambling

The Three Actors in the bOS Ecosystem

1. Players (The Fantasy Gamers)

Who they are: Sports fans across all major sports — cricket, soccer, NFL, NBA, MLB, esports — who want to play fantasy with crypto.

What they want:

Easy way to play without app downloads
Big prize pools (not 50-person local contests)
Instant deposits and withdrawals
Fair, transparent scoring
Real-time updates during matches
Access to their favorite sports

How they use bOS:

Click a Telegram link shared by their agent
Open the Mini App (no download)
Deposit USDT to their unique address
Browse contests for any supported sport
Watch scores update live during matches
Winnings credited instantly, withdraw anytime

2. Agents (The Distribution Network)

Who they are: Telegram channel owners, sports group admins, influencers, existing fantasy operators, local community leaders — in any market, for any sport.

Agent Type	Primary Market	Sports Focus
Cricket Group Admins	India, UK, Australia	IPL, World Cup, BBL
Soccer Influencers	Europe, LATAM, Africa	Premier League, La Liga
NFL Fantasy Experts	USA, Canada	NFL, College Football
NBA Content Creators	USA, Global	NBA, EuroLeague
Esports Streamers	Global	LoL, CS2, Valorant

What they want:

A product to offer their audience
Commission on player activity
Professional platform (not WhatsApp chaos)
Dashboard to track their earnings
Optional: compete against other agents themselves

How they use bOS:

Share referral links with their community
Track player activity and commissions in dashboard
Join Agent Wars leagues to compete against peers
For betting operators: access IBO for hedging

3. The Platform (bOS)

What we do:

Aggregate liquidity across all agents globally (Networked Pools)
Run the scoring engine (real-time, sport-agnostic)
Handle all payments (USDT deposits/withdrawals)
Provide the technology (Mini App, dashboard, APIs)
Operate the Inter-Bookie Orderbook for advanced agents
Configure new sports via config, not code

How we make money:

15% rake on prize pools
0.1% on IBO trading volume
Premium features (analytics, priority support)

5. Classic Fantasy

The Core Game Mode

Classic Fantasy is the foundation of bOS — the DraftKings/Dream11 experience that millions of users already love.

How It Works

Select a Contest — Choose from available matches and entry fees
Build Your Team — Pick 11 players within a salary cap
Choose Captain/VC — Captain gets 2x points, Vice-Captain 1.5x
Watch & Win — Earn points based on real player performance

What Makes bOS Fantasy Different

Traditional Fantasy	bOS Fantasy
Isolated pools per platform	Networked pools across all agents
App download required	Telegram Mini App (instant)
Fiat payments (slow, limited)	USDT (instant, global)
Single-sport platforms	Multi-sport, config-driven

Contest Types

Type	Duration	Example
Single Match	3-4 hours	MI vs CSK tonight
Multi-Match	1 day	All 3 IPL matches today
Tournament	2-8 weeks	Full IPL season
Head-to-Head	1 match	You vs one opponent

6. Player Props

Predict Individual Performances

Player Props lets users make predictions about specific player statistics — simpler than building a full fantasy team.

How It Works

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 📊 PLAYER PROPS: MI vs CSK          │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Rohit Sharma                        │
│ ○ Over 32.5 runs    @ 1.85         │
│ ○ Under 32.5 runs   @ 1.95         │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Jasprit Bumrah                      │
│ ○ Over 1.5 wickets  @ 2.10         │
│ ○ Under 1.5 wickets @ 1.75         │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Your Slip: 3 picks                  │
│ Stake: 10 USDT                      │
│ Potential Win: 45 USDT              │
│                                     │
│ [Submit Slip]                       │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Prop Types

Category	Examples
Batting	Runs, boundaries, strike rate
Bowling	Wickets, economy, maidens
Fielding	Catches, run outs
Team	Total runs, highest partnership
Match	First wicket method, powerplay runs

Why Props Appeal to Users

Quick decisions — No team building required
Focused bets — Bet on players you know well
Combinable — Build multi-leg slips for bigger payouts
Insurance available — Protect against one miss

7. Live Trading

Real-Time Market Action

Live Trading transforms sports into a financial market where users buy and sell shares in outcomes as the match unfolds.

How It Works

The Trading Experience

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 📈 LIVE TRADING: Rohit 50+ Runs     │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Current Score: Rohit 34 (28 balls)  │
│                                     │
│ YES Price: 68¢  (+12¢ from open)    │
│ NO Price:  32¢  (-12¢ from open)    │
│                                     │
│ [BUY YES] [BUY NO] [SELL]          │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Your Position:                      │
│ 50 YES shares @ avg 45¢             │
│ Current Value: 34 USDT              │
│ P&L: +11.50 USDT (+51%)            │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Market Types

Market	Resolution
Player Milestones	Rohit 50+ runs, Bumrah 2+ wickets
Match Outcomes	Team to win, total runs over/under
In-Play Events	Next ball boundary, wicket this over
Period Markets	Powerplay runs, death overs wickets

Why Traders Love It

Active engagement — Trade throughout the match
Profit from knowledge — React faster than the market
Exit anytime — Don't wait for match end
Leverage volatility — Big swings = big opportunities

8. Prediction Pools

Prediction Pools are the simplest way to play — just pick a side and see if you're right.

How It Works

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 🎯 PREDICTION POOL                  │
│ Will MI beat CSK tonight?           │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ YES: 65%  ████████████░░░░  2,340   │
│ NO:  35%  ██████░░░░░░░░░░  1,260   │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Pool Size: 36,000 USDT              │
│ Your Pick: [YES] [NO]               │
│ Amount: [10 USDT]                   │
│                                     │
│ If YES wins: ~15.40 USDT payout     │
│ [Join Pool]                         │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Pool Types

Type	Example	Resolution
Match Winner	Will MI win?	Match end
Player Performance	Will Kohli score 50+?	Player out or innings end
First Events	First boundary a six?	First boundary
Season Predictions	Will RCB make playoffs?	Season end

Why Pools Are Popular

Dead simple — Just pick YES or NO
Social — See what others are picking
Low stakes — Start from 1 USDT
Instant gratification — Quick resolution

9. The Player Experience

A Day in the Life of a bOS Player

Meet Amit, a 28-year-old software developer in Bangalore who loves IPL. His friend Raj is in a Telegram cricket group run by Agent Vijay.

Step 1: Discovery (First Time Only)

Raj messages Amit: "Bro, join this fantasy group. Better than Dream11 — no KYC, instant withdrawal, massive pools."

Raj shares a link. Amit clicks it. Telegram opens. Amit sees:

Welcome to CricketPro Fantasy ⚡
───────────────────────────────
Powered by bOS

Today's Contests:
🏏 MI vs CSK — 10K USDT Pool
🏏 RCB vs KKR — 5K USDT Pool

Your Balance: 0 USDT
[Deposit] [Browse Contests]

No app download. No registration form. Just Telegram.

Step 2: First Deposit

Amit taps [Deposit]. The app shows:

Deposit USDT (TRC-20)
─────────────────────
Your unique address:
TQn4x8...7Fk3j

[Copy Address] [Show QR]

Minimum: 5 USDT
Detected in: ~30 seconds

Amit opens Binance, sends 50 USDT to the address. 30 seconds later:

✅ Deposit Confirmed!
50 USDT added to your wallet

Balance: 50 USDT

Step 3: Joining a Contest

Amit taps on MI vs CSK — 10K USDT Pool:

🏏 MI vs CSK Fantasy Contest
────────────────────────────
Prize Pool: 10,000 USDT
Entry Fee: 5 USDT
Entries: 1,847 / 2,000
Starts in: 3h 24m

Top Prizes:
1st: 1,500 USDT
2nd: 800 USDT
3rd: 500 USDT
Top 30%: Win something

[Create Team]

Amit taps [Create Team] and sees the player selection screen:

Select Your Team (11 players)
─────────────────────────────
Budget: 100 Credits

WK  | GK  | BAT | AR  | BOWL
(1) | (0) | (3) | (2) | (4)

Available Players:
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ Rohit Sharma (MI) — 11.5 cr    │
│ Avg: 42 pts | Form: 🔥🔥🔥      │
│ [Select]                        │
├─────────────────────────────────┤
│ Virat Kohli (RCB) — 10.5 cr    │
│ Avg: 38 pts | Form: 🔥🔥        │
│ [Select]                        │
└─────────────────────────────────┘

Amit selects 11 players, chooses Rohit as Captain (2x points) and Jadeja as Vice-Captain (1.5x).

Your Team
─────────────────────────────
C: Rohit Sharma
VC: Jadeja
+ 9 other players

Total Credits: 98.5 / 100

[Submit Team — 5 USDT]

Done. Amit is in the contest.

Step 4: Match Time — Live Scoring

The match starts. Amit opens the Mini App:

LIVE: MI vs CSK
───────────────────────────
Score: MI 89/2 (12.3 overs)

YOUR RANK: #347 / 2,000
Your Points: 67

Player Performance:
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ (C) Rohit Sharma — 34 pts      │
│     42 runs, 1 six, 3 fours    │
│     2x Captain = 68 pts        │
├─────────────────────────────────┤
│ Jadeja — 12 pts (not yet batted)│
└─────────────────────────────────┘

[Live Leaderboard] [My Team]

Every ball, points update. Amit watches his rank climb:

After 15 overs: Rank #215
After 20 overs: Rank #89
Jadeja takes 3 wickets in the final over
Final Rank: #8

Step 5: Payout

Match ends. Within minutes:

🏆 Contest Completed!
───────────────────────────
Your Rank: #8 / 2,000
Your Points: 156

Prize Won: 25 USDT 🎉

Balance: 70 USDT
(50 - 5 entry + 25 prize)

[Withdraw] [Play Again]

Amit taps [Withdraw], enters his TRON wallet address, and within 60 seconds:

✅ Withdrawal Complete!
25 USDT sent to TQn4x...

Transaction: view on Tronscan →

Total time from signup to payout: One evening. No KYC. No waiting.

10. The Agent Experience

A Day in the Life of a bOS Agent

Meet Vijay, a 35-year-old entrepreneur in Mumbai who runs a popular Telegram cricket channel with 5,000 members. He's been doing informal fantasy contests via WhatsApp — collecting entries manually, calculating scores, paying out winners. It's exhausting and error-prone.

With bOS, everything changes.

Morning: Check the Dashboard

Vijay opens his bOS Agent Dashboard on his phone:

┌────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Good Morning, Vijay!                       │
│ CricketPro Fantasy                         │
├────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Today's Stats                              │
│ ════════════════                           │
│ Active Players:        847                 │
│ Entries Today:         234                 │
│ Commission Earned:     12.5 USDT           │
│                                            │
│ 🏏 3 Contests Available Today              │
│                                            │
│ Your Agent Wars Rank:  #12 / 50            │
└────────────────────────────────────────────┘

No manual spreadsheets. Everything is automatic.

Vijay opens his Telegram channel and shares:

🏏 Tonight's Fantasy Contests! 🏏
─────────────────────────────────

MI vs CSK — 8:00 PM
💰 Pool: 10,000 USDT
🎯 Entry: 5 USDT
🏆 1st Place: 1,500 USDT

[Join Now → link]

RCB vs KKR — 8:00 PM
💰 Pool: 5,000 USDT
🎯 Entry: 2 USDT
🏆 1st Place: 750 USDT

[Join Now → link]

All links have my referral code.
When you play, I earn commission.
Let's go! 🚀

Every player who clicks those links is tracked as Vijay's referral. Forever.

Afternoon: Player Activity

Vijay checks who's playing:

Player Activity (Last 24h)
═══════════════════════════
234 Entries across 147 unique players

Top Players by Volume:
1. @rohit_fan      — 45 USDT (9 entries)
2. @cricket_king   — 30 USDT (6 entries)
3. @mumbai_boy     — 25 USDT (5 entries)

Your Commission (3%): 12.5 USDT

Vijay didn't have to do anything. Players deposited USDT to their own wallets, entered contests, and Vijay earns 3% automatically.

Evening: Agent Wars League

But Vijay isn't just a referral partner — he plays fantasy himself.

Vijay is part of the IPL 2026 Agent Wars League — a season-long fantasy competition exclusively for agents:

┌────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ⚔️ IPL 2026 Agent Wars                     │
├────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Season: 2 months (70 matches)              │
│ Buy-in: 500 USDT                           │
│ Agents: 50                                 │
│ Prize Pool: 25,000 USDT                    │
├────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ YOUR STANDING                              │
│ Rank: #12 / 50                             │
│ Total Points: 4,567                        │
│ Behind #1: 342 points                      │
├────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Tonight's Match: MI vs CSK                 │
│ [Set Your Team]                            │
└────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Vijay opens [Set Your Team] and creates his fantasy team for tonight. He's competing against 49 other agents — not his players, but his peers. The stakes are high: top 3 agents split 15,000 USDT at season end.

Night: Match Time

While Vijay's players are competing in their contests, Vijay is competing in Agent Wars:

LIVE: Agent Wars — MI vs CSK
───────────────────────────────
Your Rank Today: #8 / 50
Your Points: 87

Top 5 Agents (Today):
1. Delhi Sports    — 112 pts
2. Kolkata Kings   — 108 pts
3. Chennai Club    — 101 pts
...
8. CricketPro (You) — 87 pts

Season Standings (Updated):
1. Mumbai Mafia    — 4,892 pts
2. Fantasy Kings   — 4,756 pts
...
12. CricketPro     — 4,654 pts (+87)

The match ends. Vijay finished 8th today, but his season rank improved to #11.

Daily Summary

Before bed, Vijay checks his earnings:

Daily Summary — Jan 15, 2026
═══════════════════════════════

Player Entries:      234
Commission Earned:   12.5 USDT

Agent Wars:
- Today's Finish:    #8
- Points Earned:     87
- Season Rank:       #11 (↑1)

Total Balance:       847.50 USDT
[Withdraw]

Vijay made money two ways today:

3% commission on his players' entries (passive income)
Agent Wars performance (his own skill)

11. Networked Pools — The Key Innovation

The Problem: Fragmented Liquidity

Without networked pools, every agent runs their own isolated contests:

Total across all agents: 350 players, 3,500 USDT

But each player only experiences their tiny pool. The 100th place finisher in Vijay's contest might have beaten the winner in Rahul's contest — but they'll never know.

The Solution: Networked Pools

With bOS, all agents opt into the same platform-wide contest:

Same 350 players from before, but now:

They compete against 5,847 total players (10x more competition)
First prize is 8,770 USDT (50x bigger)
The experience feels like DraftKings/Dream11 (but through their trusted agent)

How Commission Works in Networked Pools

When Amit (one of Vijay's players) enters a 10 USDT contest:

Entry Fee: 10 USDT
────────────────────────────────
Platform Rake (15%):     1.50 USDT
Agent Commission (3%):   0.30 USDT
Prize Pool:              8.20 USDT

Net Platform Revenue:    1.20 USDT (1.50 - 0.30)

This happens automatically. Vijay doesn't do anything — the platform tracks that Amit is his referral and credits commission instantly.

Why Networked Pools Are Unbeatable

Without Networked Pools	With Networked Pools
Each agent runs isolated contests	All agents share one pool
Prize pools limited by agent's player count	Prize pools aggregate entire network
Players leave for Dream11 (bigger pools)	Players get Dream11-scale pools locally
Agents compete for the same players	Agents cooperate (everyone benefits from growth)
Zero-sum (player poaching)	Positive-sum (network effects)

This is bOS's primary competitive moat. No single agent can offer this alone. No competitor can replicate it without the agent network.

12. Agent Wars — When Agents Compete

What is Agent Wars?

Agent Wars is a B2B fantasy league exclusively for agents. While players compete against players, agents compete against agents.

Aspect	Player Contests	Agent Wars
Who plays	End users	Verified agents only
Duration	Single match	Full season (2 months)
Buy-in	2-50 USDT	500+ USDT
Prize Pool	Community pool	High-stakes pool
Purpose	Entertainment	Engagement + bragging rights

Why Agent Wars Matters

1. Agent Engagement

Agents who play Agent Wars log in daily. They're not just checking referral stats — they're actively engaged with the platform. This creates:

Higher retention
More sharing (agents want to recruit to grow the network)
Community building (agents know each other)

2. Revenue Stream

Agent Wars has high buy-ins (500+ USDT). For a 50-agent league:

Total buy-ins: 25,000 USDT
Platform rake (15%): 3,750 USDT
Prize pool: 21,250 USDT

This is pure platform revenue from agents, not players.

3. Marketing Engine

Agent Wars creates stories:

"Mumbai Mafia wins IPL Agent Wars with 6,234 points!"
"Underdog agent Chennai Club finishes 3rd after last-week surge!"

These stories get shared. Other agents want to join. The network grows.

Agent Wars Gameplay

Season Setup

Before IPL starts:

Platform announces Agent Wars league
Agents register (500 USDT buy-in, locked in escrow)
50 agents form the league
Season begins with first match

Match-by-Match

Before each IPL match:

Agents select their fantasy team (same rules as players)
Match is played
Points are calculated
Season standings update

Season Leaderboard

Throughout the season:

⚔️ IPL 2026 Agent Wars — Week 4
═══════════════════════════════════

SEASON STANDINGS
─────────────────────────────────
Rank  Agent              Points   Change
─────────────────────────────────
1.    Mumbai Mafia       4,892    —
2.    Fantasy Kings      4,756    ↑2
3.    Delhi Sports       4,689    ↓1
4.    Kolkata Kings      4,623    —
5.    Chennai Club       4,598    ↑3
...
12.   CricketPro         4,567    ↑1
...
50.   Noob Sports        2,134    ↓2

Matches Played: 28 / 70
Weeks Remaining: 6

Season End

After final IPL match:

Final standings locked
Prizes distributed from escrow:
- 1st: 40% (10,000 USDT)
- 2nd: 25% (6,250 USDT)
- 3rd: 15% (3,750 USDT)
- 4th-10th: 20% split (300 USDT each)
Winner announced platform-wide
Next season registration opens

The Agent Wars Flywheel

13. Live Scoring & Auctions

Real-Time Scoring: The Fantasy Experience

Fantasy sports lives or dies on the in-match experience. If scoring is delayed or clunky, players lose interest. bOS provides ball-by-ball, real-time scoring.

How Live Scoring Works

What Players See

LIVE: MI vs CSK — 14.3 overs
═══════════════════════════════

MI: 127/3 (14.3)
───────────────────────────────
Last Ball: Rohit hits SIX! (+8 pts)

YOUR TEAM
───────────────────────────────
Rank: #39 / 2,000 (↑8)
Points: 87 (+8)

Captain:     Rohit (C)    — 54 pts
Vice-Cap:    Jadeja (VC)  — 18 pts
SKY                       — 12 pts
Shami                     — 8 pts
...

LIVE LEADERBOARD
───────────────────────────────
1. fantasy_god     — 112 pts
2. cricket_king    — 108 pts
3. ipl_master      — 103 pts
...
39. YOU            — 87 pts

Every ball, the screen updates. Players are glued to their phones.

Live Auctions: IPL-Style Drafts

Beyond standard "pick your team" contests, bOS offers Live Auction Rooms — real-time draft experiences where players bid on athletes.

How Live Auctions Work

Room Opens — 30 minutes before match
Players Join — 12 players per auction room
Bidding Begins — Each athlete goes up for auction
Real-Time Bids — Players bid with their budget (100 credits)
Highest Bidder Wins — Athlete added to their team
Continue Until Full — Each player must fill 11 slots

The Auction Experience

🏏 LIVE AUCTION: MI vs CSK
───────────────────────────────
Room: Fantasy Masters (12 players)
Your Budget: 72 credits remaining
Your Team: 6/11 filled

NOW BIDDING:
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│ ⭐ Rohit Sharma (MI)            │
│ Role: Batsman | Avg: 42 pts     │
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│ Base Price: 8 credits           │
│ Current Bid: 15 credits         │
│ Highest Bidder: @cricket_king   │
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│ ⏱️ Time Left: 0:08              │
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│ [Bid 16] [Bid 18] [Bid 20]     │
└─────────────────────────────────┘

Recent Results:
- Virat Kohli → @fantasy_god (22 cr)
- Jadeja → YOU (14 cr)
- Bumrah → @ipl_master (18 cr)

Why Live Auctions Matter

Standard Contest	Live Auction
Pick team alone	Compete for players in real-time
Everyone can pick Rohit	Only one person gets Rohit
Static experience	Dynamic, engaging
Play anytime	Must be present during auction
Low engagement	High engagement (can't look away)

Live Auctions create appointment viewing. Players log in at specific times, increasing engagement and platform stickiness.

14. Crypto Payments (USDT)

Why Crypto? Why USDT?

bOS v3.0 is 100% USDT, 100% prepaid. No fiat. No credit. Here's why:

Problem with Fiat	How USDT Solves It
UPI limits (₹1 lakh/day)	No limits
Bank blocks gaming transactions	No banks involved
KYC requirements	Telegram username only
Withdrawal delays (3-5 days)	60 seconds
Works only in India	Works globally
Chargebacks and fraud	Irreversible transactions

Why USDT Specifically?

Stablecoin	Why/Why Not
USDT (TRC-20) ✅	Most liquid, lowest fees (~$0.50), fastest (15 sec)
USDC	Less liquid in Asia, higher fees
DAI	Too DeFi-native, users don't understand
Native crypto (BTC/ETH)	Price volatility, users confused

How Deposits Work

Step 1: Generate Unique Address

Every player gets a unique TRON address:

Your Deposit Address
────────────────────
TQn4x8Rj7...Fk3j7

[Copy] [Show QR]

Send USDT (TRC-20) only.
Min deposit: 5 USDT

Step 2: Player Sends USDT

Player opens their exchange (Binance, OKX, Bybit, etc.) and sends USDT.

Step 3: Automatic Detection

bOS runs a Deposit Listener that monitors all generated addresses:

Deposit Detected!
─────────────────
Amount: 50 USDT
From: TXyz...abc
Confirmations: 1/1

Crediting to wallet...
Done! Balance: 50 USDT

Total time: ~30 seconds from sending to credited.

Step 4: Sweeper Moves to Cold Storage

For security, funds don't stay in player addresses. A Sweeper consolidates funds:

Player Address (hot) → Sweeper → Agent Cold Wallet

Every 5 minutes, small amounts are swept to a secure cold wallet.

How Withdrawals Work

Step 1: Request Withdrawal

Withdraw USDT
─────────────
Available: 75 USDT
Amount: [50]
Address: [TYour...wallet]

[Withdraw]

Step 2: Instant Processing

If hot wallet has sufficient funds:

✅ Withdrawal Complete!
50 USDT sent to TYour...wallet
TX: view on Tronscan →

Total time: ~60 seconds.

Step 3: Hot Wallet Refill (If Needed)

If hot wallet is low, agent is notified to top up. Once topped up, queued withdrawals process automatically.

The Prepaid Model: Why It Matters

Credit Model (Old bOS)	Prepaid Model (v3.0)
Player bets on credit	Player deposits first
Agent carries risk	Platform holds funds
Weekly settlement drama	Instant, automatic
Collection problems	No collections
Agent can go broke	Platform always solvent

This is a fundamental shift. Prepaid makes the platform scalable and safe.

15. The Inter-Bookie Orderbook

What is the IBO?

The Inter-Bookie Orderbook (IBO) is a private exchange where agents can trade sports betting exposure with each other. Think of it as "Betfair, but only for bOS agents."

Who Uses IBO?

Not every agent needs IBO. It's for agents who also run sports betting operations (in addition to fantasy):

Agent Type	Uses Fantasy?	Uses IBO?
Pure Fantasy Agent	✅	❌
Fantasy + Small Betting	✅	Maybe
Fantasy + Large Betting	✅	✅ Definitely

Why IBO Exists

When an agent runs sports betting, they have exposure risk:

Agent Vijay's Betting Book
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Event: India vs Australia

Bets on India Win:    ₹50 lakh
Bets on Australia:    ₹10 lakh

If India wins:
- Pay India bettors:   ₹90 lakh (50 × 1.8 odds)
- Keep Australia bets: ₹10 lakh
- NET LOSS:            ₹40 lakh 😱

If Australia wins:
- Pay Australia bettors: ₹18 lakh
- Keep India bets:       ₹50 lakh
- NET PROFIT:            ₹32 lakh 🎉

Vijay is over-exposed on India. If India wins, he's in trouble.

Traditional Solution: Hedge on Betfair

Vijay could hedge by betting on India at Betfair:

Betfair charges 2-5% commission
Requires separate account and funds
Slow, clunky process

bOS Solution: Hedge on IBO

Vijay posts an order on IBO:

SELL India Win @ 1.82
Amount: ₹25 lakh

Another agent, Priya, has the opposite problem — she's over-exposed on Australia. She posts:

BUY India Win @ 1.82
Amount: ₹25 lakh

The IBO matching engine detects compatible orders and creates a match:

MATCHED!
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Vijay SELLS India @ 1.82 for ₹25 lakh
Priya BUYS India @ 1.82 for ₹25 lakh

Both agents' funds locked in Solana escrow.
Settlement after match result.

IBO Economics

Aspect	Betfair	IBO
Commission	2-5%	0.1%
Access	Public	bOS agents only
Settlement	24-48 hours	Instant (on-chain)
Trust	Trust Betfair	Trustless escrow

Result: Agents save 95%+ on hedging costs.

IBO is Secondary to Fantasy

Important: IBO is not the main product. It's an advanced feature for sophisticated agents. Most agents will never use it — they'll just run fantasy contests and earn commission.

Fantasy (PRIMARY)     IBO (SECONDARY)
═══════════════════   ═══════════════════
80% of activity       20% of activity
All agents use        Power users only
Zero risk             Requires expertise
Commission income     Hedging capability

16. The Agent Hierarchy

Masters, Agents, and the Referral Tree

In global markets, there's often a hierarchy of distribution partners:

How Commission Flows

When a player enters a 10 USDT contest, the 3% agent commission (0.30 USDT) flows through the hierarchy:

Why This Matters

The hierarchy creates aligned incentives:

Super Masters recruit Masters (earn override commission)
Masters recruit Agents (earn override commission)
Agents recruit Players (earn direct commission)

Everyone wins when the network grows.

17. How We Make Money

The Three Revenue Streams

Stream	Description	% of Revenue (Est.)
Fantasy Rake	15% of prize pools	70%
IBO Fees	0.1% on matched trades	20%
Premium Features	Analytics, priority support	10%

Fantasy Rake: The Main Revenue

Every contest has a 15% rake (industry standard):

100 USDT Entry Fee
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Prize Pool:          85 USDT (85%)
Platform Rake:       15 USDT (15%)
  - Agent Commission:  3 USDT (3%)
  - Net Platform:     12 USDT (12%)

At scale:

10,000 entries/day × 10 USDT avg = 100,000 USDT volume
12% net rake = 12,000 USDT/day revenue
Monthly: 360,000 USDT

IBO Fees: High Volume, Low Margin

IBO charges 0.1% on matched trades:

Trade: 10,000 USDT matched
Fee: 10 USDT (0.1%)

At scale:

100 agents trading 10,000 USDT/day avg = 1,000,000 USDT daily volume
0.1% fee = 1,000 USDT/day revenue
Monthly: 30,000 USDT

Premium Features: Upsell Revenue

Agents can pay for:

Advanced analytics (player behavior, contest performance)
Priority support (dedicated account manager)
White-label branding (custom bot name, logo)
API access (integrate with their own systems)

18. Unit Economics

Per-Agent Economics

Assumptions (Average Agent):

100 active players
Each player plays 15 times/month
Average entry: 10 USDT

Monthly Volume:

100 players × 15 entries × 10 USDT = 15,000 USDT

Revenue Per Agent:

Source	Calculation	Amount
Fantasy Rake (12% net)	15,000 × 12%	1,800 USDT
Agent Payout (3%)	15,000 × 3%	(450 USDT)
Net Platform Revenue		1,350 USDT

Cost Per Agent:

Item	Amount
Infrastructure	10 USDT
Data feeds	15 USDT
Support (amortized)	5 USDT
Total Cost	30 USDT

Unit Margin: 1,350 - 30 = 1,320 USDT/month (98% gross margin)

Scale Economics

Agents	Monthly Volume	Platform Revenue	ARR
100	$1.5M	$135K	$1.6M
1,000	$15M	$1.35M	$16M
10,000	$150M	$13.5M	$162M

The unit economics are exceptional because:

Zero CAC — agents bring players
High rake — 15% industry standard
Low marginal cost — same infrastructure serves all

19. Target Markets

Global Market Strategy

bOS v3.0 is designed for global reach from day one. Our sport-agnostic architecture allows us to enter any market with the right sport configuration.

Phase 1: Multi-Region Launch

Primary Markets (Simultaneous Launch)

Region	Market Size	Key Sports	Platform Focus
India	$3.5B	Cricket (IPL, World Cup)	Dream11 alternative
USA	$16B	NFL, NBA, MLB	DraftKings/FanDuel alternative
Europe	$4.5B	Soccer (Premier League, La Liga)	Sorare alternative

India Focus

Factor	Details
Market Size	$3.5B fantasy sports market
Fantasy Users	200M+ (Dream11 proved the model)
Telegram Users	70M+
Crypto Adoption	Growing, especially USDT
Key Sports	Cricket (IPL, T20 WC), Kabaddi

USA Focus

Factor	Details
Market Size	$16B fantasy sports market
Fantasy Users	60M+ active players
Key Platforms	DraftKings, FanDuel, Yahoo
Key Sports	NFL (40%), NBA (25%), MLB (20%), NHL (10%)
Opportunity	Crypto-native alternative to regulated platforms

Europe Focus

Factor	Details
Market Size	$4.5B fantasy sports market
Fantasy Users	50M+ active players
Key Platforms	Fantasy Premier League, Sorare
Key Sports	Soccer (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A)
Opportunity	Cross-border pools for fragmented markets

Phase 2: Expansion Markets

Market	Opportunity	Key Sports
Brazil	50M+ soccer fans, growing crypto adoption	Soccer (Brasileirão, Libertadores)
Mexico	Large sports betting culture	Soccer (Liga MX), Baseball
Philippines	English-speaking, betting culture	Basketball (NBA), Soccer
Indonesia	270M population, soccer-focused	Soccer (Premier League fans)
Nigeria	Mobile-first, soccer-obsessed	Soccer (Premier League, AFCON)

Phase 3: Global Coverage

Market	Opportunity
Japan/Korea	Baseball (NPB, KBO), esports
Australia	Cricket (BBL), AFL, NRL
Middle East	Cricket (expatriates), soccer
Canada	NHL, NFL, NBA

20. Implementation Phases

The v3.0 Roadmap

Phase	Focus	Duration	Key Deliverable
Phase 1	Fantasy MVP	8 weeks	Single-agent contests, basic scoring, multi-sport config
Phase 2	Networked Pools	7 weeks	Cross-agent pools, commission system
Phase 3	Live Features	6 weeks	Real-time scoring, live auctions
Phase 4	IBO Core	11 weeks	Matching engine, Solana escrow
Phase 5	Agent Wars	5 weeks	B2B leagues, season management

Total Timeline: ~37 weeks (9 months)

Phase 1: Fantasy MVP (Weeks 1-8)

Goal: Launch basic fantasy with a few agents to validate the concept.

Deliverables:

Telegram Mini App (player-facing)
Agent Dashboard (basic)
Contest creation and management
Player selection and team building
Basic scoring (end-of-match, not real-time)
USDT deposits and withdrawals

Phase 2: Networked Pools (Weeks 9-15)

Goal: Enable cross-agent pools — the key differentiator.

Deliverables:

Platform-wide contest pools
Agent contribution tracking
Automatic commission calculation
Agent dashboard upgrade (pool analytics)

Phase 3: Live Features (Weeks 16-21)

Goal: Make the in-match experience world-class.

Deliverables:

Ball-by-ball live scoring
Real-time leaderboard updates
Live auction rooms
Push notifications during matches

Phase 4: IBO Core (Weeks 22-32)

Goal: Build the hedging infrastructure for advanced agents.

Deliverables:

Rust matching engine
Solana escrow smart contracts
IBO API and dashboard
Internal crossing (match within agent first)

Phase 5: Agent Wars (Weeks 33-37)

Goal: Launch B2B engagement feature.

Deliverables:

Agent-only fantasy leagues
Season management
Leaderboards and prizes
Agent community features

21. Key Metrics & Goals

Success Metrics by Phase

Phase	Metric	Target
Phase 1	Active agents	20
Phase 1	Daily active players	1,000
Phase 1	Contests per day	50
Phase 2	Cross-agent entries	30% of total
Phase 2	Active agents	100
Phase 3	Avg. session duration (match day)	45 min
Phase 3	Live auction participation	500/day
Phase 4	IBO daily volume	$100K
Phase 4	Active trading agents	30
Phase 5	Agent Wars participants	50
Phase 5	Agent retention (monthly)	90%

Year 1 Goals

Metric	Target
Active agents	1,000
Active players	100,000
Monthly contest volume	$15M
Monthly platform revenue	$1.35M
IBO monthly volume	$30M

22. Glossary

Term	Definition
Agent	An operator using bOS to offer fantasy contests to their community. Earns commission on player activity.
Player	An end-user who plays fantasy contests through an agent.
TMA	Telegram Mini App — the player-facing mobile interface inside Telegram.
Networked Pool	A fantasy contest where players from multiple agents compete together.
Agent Wars	B2B fantasy leagues where agents compete against each other (not their players).
IBO	Inter-Bookie Orderbook — a private exchange where agents hedge sports betting exposure.
Rake	The platform fee taken from prize pools (typically 15%).
Commission	The percentage of entry fees paid to agents for their referrals (typically 3%).
Scoring Engine	The system that converts live sports events into fantasy points. Sport-agnostic and config-driven.
Matching Engine	The high-performance order matcher for IBO trades.
Escrow	Solana smart contract that locks funds until settlement.
Sweeper	Automated process that moves funds from player addresses to cold storage.
Hot Wallet	Funds available for instant withdrawals.
Cold Wallet	Secure long-term storage for the majority of funds.
Prepaid Model	Players must deposit before playing (no credit).
Sport Config	Configuration file that defines scoring rules, athlete data sources, and contest formats for a specific sport.
Multi-Sport	Platform capability to support any sport through configuration, not code changes.
DFS	Daily Fantasy Sports — short-duration fantasy contests (single match or day).
Season-Long	Fantasy contests that span an entire sports season (e.g., IPL, NFL season).
Classic Fantasy	Traditional fantasy mode where users build teams and earn points based on player performance.
Player Props	Game mode where users predict individual player statistics (runs, wickets, etc.).
Live Trading	Real-time market where users buy/sell shares in match outcomes as events unfold.
Prediction Pools	Simple yes/no prediction markets where users pick sides and share the pool.
AMM	Automated Market Maker — algorithm that provides liquidity and sets prices in trading markets.
Slip	A combination of multiple prop picks that must all be correct to win.
Insurance	Optional protection on slips that pays out even if one pick is wrong.
Multi-Mode	Platform capability to offer multiple game types (Fantasy, Props, Trading, Pools) simultaneously.

23. Frequently Asked Questions

For Product & Business Teams

Q: How is this different from Dream11?

Distribution model. Dream11 is B2C — they own the customer, spend heavily on marketing, and keep all the revenue. bOS is B2B2C — agents bring customers, we provide the platform, everyone shares revenue. This gives us zero CAC and viral distribution.

Q: Why would agents use us instead of running their own platform?

Networked Pools. An agent with 100 players can only offer 100-person contests. With bOS, their players join pools with 10,000+ players. The agent could never build this themselves — it requires the network.

Q: What's the difference between v3 and earlier versions?

Fantasy-first, prepaid-only. Earlier versions focused on sports betting with credit-based settlement. v3 pivots to fantasy as the primary product, with mandatory prepaid deposits. This reduces risk, improves unit economics, and enables global scale.

Q: Do agents actually play fantasy themselves?

Yes — Agent Wars. This is a major feature. Agents compete against other agents in season-long fantasy leagues. It's both a revenue stream and an engagement mechanism that creates community among agents.

Q: What is IBO and do all agents use it?

IBO is for betting hedging. Only agents who also run sports betting operations need it. Most fantasy-only agents will never touch IBO. It's a secondary feature for sophisticated operators.

Q: How do we handle regulatory risk?

Fantasy is skill-based gaming. Unlike sports betting, fantasy sports is legal in most jurisdictions as a "game of skill." We also operate entirely in crypto (USDT), eliminating fiat banking dependencies. We're a global platform, not tied to any single regulatory regime.

Q: What's the go-to-market strategy?

Agent-led growth. We onboard agents (Telegram channel owners, influencers, existing fantasy operators). Each agent brings their own community. We don't do consumer marketing — agents do it for us because they earn commission.

Q: How do we compete with established players?

We don't compete head-on. DraftKings/Dream11 are B2C. We're B2B2C. We're not trying to steal their customers — we're enabling local operators who could never compete with them alone. We give them DraftKings-scale pools without DraftKings-scale marketing budgets.

Q: Can we really support multiple sports?

Yes — sport-agnostic architecture. The platform is config-driven. Adding a new sport (NFL, NBA, soccer) is a configuration change, not a code rewrite. Scoring rules, athlete data sources, and contest formats are all configurable. We're launching with cricket but can expand to any sport within weeks.

Q: What about the US market?

Major opportunity. The US fantasy sports market is $16B+ and dominated by DraftKings and FanDuel. Our crypto-native, agent-based model offers a differentiated approach. We can serve crypto-native users who want instant settlements and global pools without the regulatory overhead of traditional platforms.

In One Sentence

bOS v3.0 is a sport-agnostic, crypto-native fantasy sports platform where agents bring players, all players compete in massive networked pools across any sport, agents also compete against each other in Agent Wars, and everyone wins — powered by USDT for instant, global settlement.

Questions? The product team is happy to walk through any specific area in more detail.

A Complete Platform Guide for Product, Business & Strategy Teams​

Table of Contents

The Big Picture​

Game Modes​

How It Works​

Platform Features​

Business Model​

The Roadmap​

Reference​

1. What is bOS v3.0?

The Elevator Pitch​

Sport-Agnostic Architecture​

The Simple Analogy: A Global Fantasy League​

2. The Problem We're Solving

The Global Fantasy Sports Opportunity​

Market Size & Growth (2025-2030)​

Regional Market Breakdown​

The Fastest-Growing Segments​

Problem 1: High Customer Acquisition Costs​

Problem 2: Platform Dependency​

Problem 3: Payment Friction​

How bOS Solves These Problems​

3. The Multi-Mode Gaming Strategy

Beyond Fantasy: A Complete Gaming Platform​

Why Multi-Mode?​

1. Capture Every User Segment​

2. Maximize Lifetime Value​

3. Cross-Mode Synergies​

The Prepaid Model: Foundation for All Modes​

The Three Actors in the bOS Ecosystem​

1. Players (The Fantasy Gamers)​

2. Agents (The Distribution Network)​

3. The Platform (bOS)​

5. Classic Fantasy

The Core Game Mode​

How It Works​

What Makes bOS Fantasy Different​

Contest Types​

6. Player Props

Predict Individual Performances​

How It Works​

Prop Types​

Why Props Appeal to Users​

7. Live Trading

Real-Time Market Action​

How It Works​

The Trading Experience​

Market Types​

Why Traders Love It​

8. Prediction Pools

Simple, Social Predictions​

How It Works​

Pool Types​

Why Pools Are Popular​

9. The Player Experience

A Day in the Life of a bOS Player​

Step 1: Discovery (First Time Only)​

Step 2: First Deposit​

Step 3: Joining a Contest​

Step 4: Match Time — Live Scoring​

Step 5: Payout​

10. The Agent Experience

A Day in the Life of a bOS Agent​

Morning: Check the Dashboard​

Midday: Share Today's Contests​

Afternoon: Player Activity​

Evening: Agent Wars League​

Night: Match Time​

Daily Summary​

11. Networked Pools — The Key Innovation

The Problem: Fragmented Liquidity​

The Solution: Networked Pools​

How Commission Works in Networked Pools​

Why Networked Pools Are Unbeatable​

12. Agent Wars — When Agents Compete

What is Agent Wars?​

Why Agent Wars Matters​

1. Agent Engagement​

2. Revenue Stream​

3. Marketing Engine​

A Complete Platform Guide for Product, Business & Strategy Teams

The Big Picture

Game Modes

How It Works

Platform Features

Business Model

The Roadmap

Reference

The Elevator Pitch

Sport-Agnostic Architecture

The Simple Analogy: A Global Fantasy League

The Global Fantasy Sports Opportunity

Market Size & Growth (2025-2030)

Regional Market Breakdown

The Fastest-Growing Segments

Problem 1: High Customer Acquisition Costs

Problem 2: Platform Dependency

Problem 3: Payment Friction

How bOS Solves These Problems

Beyond Fantasy: A Complete Gaming Platform

Why Multi-Mode?

1. Capture Every User Segment

2. Maximize Lifetime Value

3. Cross-Mode Synergies

The Prepaid Model: Foundation for All Modes

The Three Actors in the bOS Ecosystem

1. Players (The Fantasy Gamers)

2. Agents (The Distribution Network)

3. The Platform (bOS)

The Core Game Mode

How It Works

What Makes bOS Fantasy Different

Contest Types

Predict Individual Performances

How It Works

Prop Types

Why Props Appeal to Users

Real-Time Market Action

How It Works

The Trading Experience

Market Types

Why Traders Love It

Simple, Social Predictions

How It Works

Pool Types

Why Pools Are Popular

A Day in the Life of a bOS Player

Step 1: Discovery (First Time Only)

Step 2: First Deposit

Step 3: Joining a Contest

Step 4: Match Time — Live Scoring

Step 5: Payout

A Day in the Life of a bOS Agent

Morning: Check the Dashboard

Midday: Share Today's Contests

Afternoon: Player Activity

Evening: Agent Wars League

Night: Match Time

Daily Summary

The Problem: Fragmented Liquidity

The Solution: Networked Pools

How Commission Works in Networked Pools

Why Networked Pools Are Unbeatable

What is Agent Wars?

Why Agent Wars Matters

1. Agent Engagement

2. Revenue Stream

3. Marketing Engine

Agent Wars Gameplay

Season Setup

Match-by-Match

Season Leaderboard

Season End

The Agent Wars Flywheel

Real-Time Scoring: The Fantasy Experience

How Live Scoring Works

What Players See

Live Auctions: IPL-Style Drafts

How Live Auctions Work

The Auction Experience