Draft country shares
Multiple leagues can clone the field into share pools, so a room can support more managers without losing the real teams.
Original tournament game
Cutthroat World Cup-Style Tournament
The first Cutthroat game was built for a giant international bracket: draft country shares, stack Cutthroat Cash through the group stage, then make brutal cuts when your own teams collide.
This game is off-season right now. It returns when the next tournament field is ready.
Bracket collisionBrazil vs Japan
- Win
- round cash
- Goal
- +$
- Clean sheet
- +$
- Upset
- multiplier
Cut decisions turn a normal bracket into a market full of grudges.
How the original works
The bracket is not just a schedule. It is a threat.
The group stage lets managers build cash with every result. The knockout stage forces the signature Cutthroat decision: if you own both sides of a matchup, one of them has to go.
Score the tournament
Wins, draws, goals, clean sheets, round bonuses, and market-based upsets all feed Cutthroat Cash.
Cut your own collision
When your teams meet in the bracket, you choose who survives. Waiting too long lets the system cut the underdog.
Auction the orphan
The rejected team opens a blind bid window. Rivals buy the asset. You get the full winning bid.
Keep Brazil
Cut Japan
Blind waiverThe room gets a shot.
The cut team goes to auction, and every eligible rival can bid with Cutthroat Cash.
Seller gets 100% of winning bid
Why it is different
Winning creates the problem.
A strong draft means more teams alive. More teams alive means more chances your own assets meet. The game punishes comfort exactly when the bracket gets good.
The original knife fight.
Country shares, knockout conflicts, blind bids, and Cutthroat Cash.
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