Sorare Partners With The NBA To Launch NFT-Based Sports Fantasy Game

Sorare has announced the launch of an NFT-based National Basketball Association (NBA) fantasy sports game as the new season nears kick-off. The launch is coming a month after Sorare announced that it was named an official partner of the NBA.

The NFT-based fantasy game will use blockchain technology and will feature two competition styles: Champion and Contender.

Players Now Enjoy The Beta Phase Of The Game

Both competitions will feature a five-player lineup of the Sorare cards, with each card having a points value in the game. To stay in the competition, the competitors have to stay within a certain points cap.

Sorare has already launched the beta version of the sports game. Players from all parts of the world will have the opportunity to try the version out. While there are other NBA fantasy games, this one is unique because it is based on non-fungible tokens (NFT). It will introduce sports fans to the world of the metaverse and NFT.

Sorare was launched in 2019 and has become one of the most popular sports fantasy games. Its use of blockchain technology makes it unique and different from other fantasy games out there.

It’s also the first time a gaming company that uses blockchain technology is partnering with the NBA. The launch was possible because of the existing licensing partnership Solana has with the basketball league.

Sorare Has Also Partnered With Other Sports Associations

Apart from Sorare’s partnership with the NBA, the company has also collaborated with other sports leagues, including La Liga, Bundesliga, and Major League Baseball (MLA). It now has over 2 million registered users and still growing daily. With these developments within a short time, Sorare has become the most popular NFT-based sports fantasy game company in the world.

Participants in the new NFT-based fantasy league are already growing in numbers. The company has made the participation process very simple on its website. After signing up, the participant can select their starting player and build their roster around the player. All these will be done in a blockchain environment. After setting up the team, the participant will be allowed to join different leagues where they would meet other participants. So far, there have been only a few complaints about difficulties in the beta phase of the fantasy game.