This time around, the Spain Fantasy Derby brings you Bétis vs Sevilla!
Derby Challenge: all the excitement in one game mode!
RealFevr offers multiple game modes, and this one challenges the player for one specific game where you create a team with limited choices and enjoy 90 minutes of pure adrenaline! It’s a recurring challenge, stay sharp so you don’t miss a single one!
Spain Fantasy opens the curtain on the next spotlight match: Bétis vs Sevilla! Create your team while you still can at: https://fantasy.realfevr.com/t/DERBYCES
The game will take place at Benito Villamarín on Saturday, January 2nd at 15h15 pm. With that out of the way… Let’s take a look at the teams!
In this corner… Sevilla! With an impressive resume which includes 13 national and international titles: one La Liga title, five Spanish Cups and six Europa League titles, Los Rojiblancos are a threat to be reckoned with. They are in 4th place, bellow the big two, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, but still above Barcelona.
And in the other corner… Bétis, full name Real Bétis Balompié, now that’s a name that means business! Too bad their track record can’t back it up, since they only have two Spanish cup wins and one Spanish Champion win. Los Verdiblancos will have to rely on their season history to intimidate its adversary. But even that’s no help, as they currently sit in 10th place. However, they have a lot to offer and a match against a team with a better position might be the spark to ignite them into a much needed victory. Playing at home will give them the back up they need.
…Yes, we know it’s not a UFC fight when we introduce them from corners like this, but doesn’t the tension between the two remind you of one? Guess you’ll have to stay tuned to see which one will take the belt in the ring! … Or rather, the victory on the field.
Who will snatch the victory right under its adversary nose? Who will climb the scoreboard? Los Rojiblancos or Los Verdiblancos? Find out this Saturday at Benito Villamarín who will score the most point on this Derby Challenge!
- Sevilla FC or Real Bétis Batompié?
- Ivan Rakitic or William Carvalho?
- Lucas Ocampos or Nabil Fekir?
- Diego Carlos or Emerson?
- Jules Koundé or Sergio Canales?
What are you waiting for? Create your team at: https://fantasy.realfevr.com/t/DERBYCES
If any questions linger on your mind, we leave you the initial promo Derby Challenge article, where you can find the explanations and rules:
Derby Challenge — the new game model by RealFevr
Derby Challenge: a new game model, much like a Daily Fantasy, where you compete in a single event, creating a team for a specific game (or two, max), with limited choices and all the adrenaline just jam-packed into 90 minutes.
In more practical terms, to play RealFevr’s newest competition Derby Challenge you’ll need to create a new team when one is announced (Derby Challenge is not always available) and the most common rules of Classic Leagues will apply here (auto-subs, manual subs, scoring, leaderboards, etc) and will run side-by-side with their “core competitions”, Liga NOS Virtual, England Fantasy and other options available at RealFevr. On top, there will be a leaderboard for the sum of all the Derby Challenges throughout the season.
In spite of the majority of rules being the same as the classic mode of England Fantasy, there are some specific Derby Challenge rules that you must be aware of, we will state them here:
A player is only able to register one team on Derby Challenge league;
The player will have a maximum budget of 120M;
There are no limit of players from each club to make your team;
To use the “automatic replacements” feature, you can only make changes on your team 15 minutes before de beginning of the (first) match of Derby challenge. After that time, the feature will be disabled;
The price of players opposite of England Fantasy league (that is a continuous duration competition), won’t have price variations during the season.
Good luck,
The RealFevr Team
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