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How to Start A Fantasy Sports Business?

Seize the golden chance in the flourishing fantasy sports industry, led by giants like Dream11. Conduct detailed research, discover your USP, and ensure full legal compliance.

Make sure to register your fantasy sports game development company and secure the necessary licenses to succeed in this lucrative field. By 2027, the fantasy sports market is projected to reach USD 44.07 billion, up from USD 21.39 billion in 2021, with a CAGR of 12.92% from 2022–2027. Keep scrolling to know more.

Top Sports to Consider for Your Fantasy Sports Business.

In India, hockey (the national sport) has a large player base. Kabaddi and football also have massive followings, especially in Kerala, Goa, West Bengal, and Manipur. Kolkata, home to Indian football, reflects the industry's national impact. Take a look at the fantasy sports business startup ideas given below.

Top Fantasy Sports Startup Ideas:

Cricket: this sport has huge fan engagement during IPL and international matches, with over 120 leagues and tournaments.

Football: This popular sport is driven by ISL, I-League, and international leagues like EPL and UEFA Champions League.

Kabaddi: Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) attracts a massive nationwide following.

Basketball: basketball has a huge base in urban areas, driven by NBA and local leagues.

Field Hockey: Rich history with rising interest in HIL and international competitions like the FIH Hockey World Cup.

What are Fantasy Sports?

Fantasy sports are online games that allow players to create virtual teams of real-world athletes. Points are scored based on the real-life performance of these athletes, which are converted into fantasy points. The better the real-life performance, the higher the fantasy points. Participants compete using the internet, assembling teams from various sports like football, cricket, and basketball. The teams' success depends on the statistical performance of the chosen athletes in actual games.

Why Start A Fantasy Sports Business?

According to the top fantasy sports app development company, starting a business in fantasy sports is indeed a profitable venture for several reasons:

Growing Market Demand: Fantasy sports are gaining global popularity, attracting millions of sports enthusiasts and gamers, reflecting strong market demand.

Engaging User Experience: The interactive gameplay and social interaction through leagues and discussions foster community building.

Monetization Opportunities: Platforms can monetize through subscription fees, premium features, advertising, and sponsorship deals.

Scalable Fantasy Sports Business Model: Its global reach and year-round engagement are enabled by internet connectivity and diverse sports seasons.

Innovation and differentiation: Incorporating features like daily fantasy sports and AI-driven recommendations helps fantasy sports software companies stand out and retain users.

How Do You Start a Fantasy Sports Business?

Here are some points you need to consider before venturing into the world of fantasy sports business. Take a look:

Concept and Niche: Decide whether to cover multiple sports such as football, cricket, basketball, and hockey, or focus on one sport to create a specialized experience for hardcore fans.

Market Research: Analyze industry reports to gauge market size and growth trends, understand regional regulations, and study top competitors like ESPN Fantasy Sports and FanDuel to gather insights and ensure legal compliance.

Choosing Your Sports: Select sports based on market demand, user preferences, and growth potential through thorough research, trend analysis, and understanding your target audience’s interests.

Developing the Concept: Every fantasy sports business plan needs a concept. Decide if your platform will be an app, a website, or both. Design the functionality and visuals of your app with a focus on usability and adaptability to changing market demands.

Technical Development: Choose a tech stack (e.g., React for frontend, Node.js for backend, PostgreSQL for databases), and prioritize intuitive UI/UX,

Legal and Regulatory Requirements: Research legal status, obtain licenses, ensure data protection compliance (e.g., GDPR), and adhere to gaming and advertising regulations.

Building Your Team: select a reputable fantasy app development company and assemble a team with a product manager, developers, designers, marketers, data analysts, and customer support staff for effective development and user engagement.

Marketing and Growth: Ensure your fantasy cricket app developers use SEO, social media, and email marketing strategies. Collaborate with influencers and offer rewards.

Launch: Create buzz with pre-launch campaigns, and media coverage, and introduce host launch events.

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Pro Kabaddi League 2021: Auction To Take Place From August 29

Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) on Friday announced that the non-retained players including all squad players from seasons 6 and 7 will go under the hammer at the auctions in Mumbai between August 29 to 31. PKL also announced the ‘Elite Retained Players’, ‘Retained Young Players’ and ‘New Young Players’ list for the upcoming eighth season ahead of the player auctions. A total of 59 players were retained…

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PKL 2021 All you need to know - Teams, schedule, venue, rules, streaming details

PKL 2021 All you need to know – Teams, schedule, venue, rules, streaming details

The Pro Kabaddi League is back for its eighth edition. The 2021-22 season unfolds after a 25-month break due to the coronavirus pandemic. Franchises will fight it out for the ultimate prize – the PKL 8 trophy in a bio-bubble in Bengaluru. RELATED| Pro Kabaddi League LIVE: Bengaluru Bulls vs U Mumba Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the season: 1. When does PKL 8 start? The eighth…

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Pro Kabaddi League 2021: Complete squad list after auction

Raider Pardeep Narwal was signed by UP Yoddha for Rs. 1.65 crores, making him the most expensive player in the history of PKL.

https://www.sportstiger.com/pro-kabaddi-league-2021-complete-squad-list-after-auction/

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Pro Kabaddi League 2021-22 - PKL 8 News, Schedule, Scores, Results, Points table

Pro Kabaddi League 2021-22 – PKL 8 News, Schedule, Scores, Results, Points table

Dec 21, 2021 ESPN staff Stay updated with the latest scores, results, schedule, points table and other news from the Pro Kabaddi League Season 8. Featuring 12 teams, the 2021-22 PKL season begins on December 22 in Bengaluru. Kabaddi home | PKL 8: Full coverage Fixtures February 25, Friday Final: Patna Pirates vs Dabang Delhi KC – 8:30 PM February 23, Wednesday Semi-final 1: Patna Pirates 38 –…

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Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) 2021-22 Season: When And Where To Watch, Live Telecast, Live Streaming

The Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) 2021-22 season is scheduled to begin on December 22, in Bengaluru. The competition will also be held behind closed doors due to rising COVID-19 cases in India. The eighth season of PKL will see 12 teams participating; UP Yoddha, U Mumba, Tamil Thalaivas, Telugu Titans, Puneri Paltan, Patna Pirates, Gujarat Giants, Haryana Steelers, Bengaluru Bulls, Bengal Warriors,…

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परदीप नरवाल की यूपी योद्धा से पंगा लेने उतरेगी अजय ठाकुर की तमिल थलाइवाज - sarenews 2022

परदीप नरवाल की यूपी योद्धा से पंगा लेने उतरेगी अजय ठाकुर की तमिल थलाइवाज – sarenews 2022

Pro Kabaddi League Season 8, UP Yoddha vs Tamil Thalaivas: मंगलवार को बेंगलुरु के शेरेटॉन ग्रांड व्हाइटफील्ड में प्रो कबड्डी लीग (Pro Kabaddi League) सीजन 8 के 33वें मुकाबले में यूपी योद्धा (UP Yoddha) का सामना तमिल थलाइवाज (Tamil Thalaivas) से होगा. दोनों टीमें इस सीजन में अब तक 5-5 मुकाबले खेल चुकी हैं, जिसमें दोनों को एक-एक जीत मिली है. तमिल थलाइवाज ने तीन मैच टाई कराया है और उन्हें एक मैच में…

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Rajneesh completed Super 10 in the second consecutive match, Telugu did not get the first win of the season

Rajneesh completed Super 10 in the second consecutive match, Telugu did not get the first win of the season

Pro Kabaddi league Season 8, Telugu Titans vs Gujarat Giants, Gujarat Giants defeated Telugu Titans 40-22 in the 48th match of Pro Kabaddi League season 8 played at Sheraton Grand Whitefield in Bangalore on Tuesday. In this match, the raiders performed amazingly with the defense of Gujarat Giants and did not give any chance to the Titans. This is the second win of the season for the Giants and…

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Haryana Steelers announces Vikash Kandola as captain

Haryana Steelers announces Vikash Kandola as captain

Haryana Steelers on Saturday announced star raider Vikash Kandola as its captain for the eighth season of the Pro Kabaddi League, which is set to begin on December 22 in Bengaluru. स्टार रेडर विकाश ‘उड़न’ कंडोला सीजन 8 में हरियाणा स्टीलर्स का नेतृत्व करेंगे! भाई कती #DhummaThaaDenge इस बार! Star Raider Vikash ‘Udan’ Kandola to lead the Haryana Steelers in Season 8! #VivoProKabaddi…

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Bengaluru Bulls Beat Telugu Titans 36-31; UP Edge Haryana 36-35

Bengaluru Bulls Beat Telugu Titans 36-31; UP Edge Haryana 36-35

Read more Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) 2022, Day 33 Highlights Score: Pawan Sehrawat gets Super10 and Bulls extend lead to9 points now; make it 10 as Rakesh Gowda is brought down by Aman in Do-or-Die raid. Titans reeling big time heading into the half-time. Bengaluru Bulls have a healthy lead of 11 points as Sehrawat takes out Surinder Singh. Bulls lead 22-11 The final 90 seconds remain and Srikanth…

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OPINION: Sports That Deserve to be Featured in Anime

  People often ask me the question: Which anime are you most excited for this year? 2021’s slate of anime has made that a very hard question to answer indeed. Is it the second season of my favorite slice-of-life anime Laid-Back Camp? Or is it the return of my favorite anime film director Mamoru Hosoda and his upcoming feature film Belle? Amid such illustrious names, it is easy for a less-heralded sports anime to go under the radar. But this particular one is special, and to say I am excited for it would be an understatement.

  The announcement of an anime adaptation of Burning Kabaddi sent me and most Indian anime fans into raptures. For those who don’t know, kabaddi is a contact team sport played largely in South Asia, where the aim is for one player to touch as many members of the opposing team as possible without getting caught — and by “caught,” I mean getting unceremoniously thrown to the ground like a ragdoll. It’s like a mix of tag and wrestling. Here in India, the sport is taken very seriously, with the Pro Kabaddi League representing the highest level of competition. So to have Japan, a nation where the sport doesn’t have much of a following, produce an anime (the favorite medium of so many people here) about the sport came as a very pleasant surprise that touched the hearts of many anime fans here. It goes to show how the simple act of representing a culturally unique activity can have a far-reaching impact. 

  More than that, it illustrates an important aspect of sports anime: they can get us excited about sports we don’t know or care about in real life. My lack of knowledge about mahjong didn’t stop me from enjoying Akagi; on the contrary, I was inspired to (unsuccessfully) try and learn the game myself. Similarly, all Haikyu!! fans I’ve met have had one thing in common: they don’t watch real-life volleyball. It doesn’t matter whether you like the sport or not. Good visual direction and entertaining characters can keep you fully engaged. This makes anime the perfect medium to explore more obscure or underrepresented sports, like the earlier example of kabaddi. Let’s look at a few more underrepresented sports I’d personally love to see in anime form.

Fencing

  Love Live! characters promoting fencing

  Japan is no stranger to fencing; after all, the men’s foil team took home silver at the 2012 London Olympics. Yet there is no fencing anime, and no notable fencing manga I can think of either. In fact, this seems to be a problem that extends outside Japan: there is little fencing-related media in general. The one notable example that comes to mind is CS Pacat’s graphic novel series Fence (which incidentally seems to have a lot of manga/anime inspiration).

  This is kind of a missed opportunity, I feel. Anime always does a great job when it comes to animating swordplay. Who can forget the epic final battle of Sword of the Stranger, or the internet-breaking moment that was Demon Slayer Episode 19? The choreography, the expression of speed and weight, the soundtrack — all of these combine to create a memorable spectacle. And fencing is little more than a refined form of sword dueling. It is a sport almost tailor-made for anime.

  Beach Soccer

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  Soccer is quite well-represented in anime. Classic soccer anime like Captain Tsubasa have inspired people, both inside and outside Japan, to take up the sport. But traditional soccer isn’t the only way to play the game. For instance, beach soccer. Beach soccer is not simply soccer played at the beach. In many ways, beach soccer is the antithesis of soccer. A neat, one-touch passing move? A staple of traditional soccer, but near impossible on the treacherous surface of the sand. An overhead “bicycle” kick? Rare in traditional soccer, but happens all the time in beach soccer. Traditional soccer is a team game, beach soccer is all about individual skill. The differences go on.

  In my opinion, these differences make beach soccer better suited for anime than traditional soccer, despite the latter being my favorite sport. Overall movement, both of the players and of the ball, is slower, which makes it easier to animate. The increased frequency of goals and the focus on individual flair makes it an attractive spectacle even to those who are not into soccer. And hey, when every episode is a beach episode, you’re in for a good time!

  Equestrian Sports

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  I’m cheating now since this is a broad category of sports rather than a single one, but whatever. Equestrian sports range from standard horse racing to Olympic disciplines like show jumping, to other forms like combined driving and rodeo. The formula is common: a horse and its rider must complete challenges. Training horses to do so is no small feat.

  You know what else is no small feat? Animating horses. Animals, in general, are a challenge to depict in motion, and horses particularly so, with their elongated body proportions and fluid movement. The go-to approach to animating horses in motion is to model them in 3D CGI, as seen in the likes of Attack on Titan. It’s a challenge I’d like to see a studio like Studio Orange tackle, with their successful rendering of animal shapes and textures in 3D CGI for Beastars. Why do I want to see an equestrian sports anime? I think the bond between human and animal is not something we often see in the medium. Seeing both rider and horse, as equals, work together to improve themselves, can make for an inspiring experience. It would be an interesting and unique character dynamic.

Cricket

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  Princess Principal is an anime I hold close to my heart. I love the steampunk setting and the fun and lovable characters. I love how it does not shy away from heavy topics, yet never turns into an edgefest. But most of all, I love it for one particular scene, in which Chise describes her daily routine at the school. The topic turns to sports. When I saw what sport they were playing, I let out a loud cheer.

  I have a complicated love-hate relationship with cricket. I was once a very dedicated fan, before falling out of love with the sport in recent years. These days, outside of a cursory glance or two at newspaper scorecards, I do not follow the sport at all. Despite all this, a cricket anime would mean the world to me. Not just to me, but to many anime fans from this part of the world. To say cricket is the most popular sport in South Asia would be underplaying its popularity. Even outside of the region, cricket has its fans — in Australia, in New Zealand, in the UK, in the Caribbean, and in South Africa. But in South Asia, the sport takes on a different form altogether. People from all walks of life huddled in front of a TV screen watching their larger-than-life idols play the familiar game that we all grew up playing on roadsides, completely losing their minds when a player hits a six or a bowler takes a wicket — that is the essence of cricket. That is what I fell in love with. And it will take an anime that captures that for me to be able to fall in love with the sport all over again.  

Which sport would you like to see as an anime? Let us know in the comments below!

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  By: Manas B. Sharma

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नई दिल्ली. प्रो कबड्डी लीग (Pro kabaddi league ) के 8वें सीजन में शुक्रवार को एक मैच खेला जाएगा. पटना पाइरेट्स के सामने तमिल थलाइवाज की चुनौती होगी. पटना की टीम 40 अंकों के साथ छठे स्‍थान पर है. तमिल पर जीत पटना को टॉप 5 में पहुंचा देगी. पटना ने 11 में से 7 मैच में जीत दर्ज की, जबकि 3 मुकाबले गंवाए. एक मैच टाई रहा. वहीं तमिल 34 अंकों के साथ 10वें स्‍थान पर है. तमिल ने 12 में से 3 मैच जीते, जबकि 3…

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When and Where to Watch Online, TV Telecast, Team News

When and Where to Watch Online, TV Telecast, Team News

The action in the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) 2021-22 continues to motor on in Bengaluru even on India’s Republic Day. Owing to the COVID outbreak and revised schedules, we will have just the one match on Wednesday where U Mumba will lock horns with Bengaluru Bulls. Here is the match information for Wednesday so you can figure out When, Where, and How to Watch Wednesday’s Match Live Streaming Online…