1. Join or create
Create a private beta league for your people, then invite managers with a share link or reserved email invite.
How to play
Cutthroat College Football is built around the way fans actually watch the sport: the line, the upset, the trap game, the defense that ruined someone’s Saturday, and the trophy that changes the whole room.
Private leagues include invite links and commissioner controls.
The rules without the fog machine
Create a private beta league for your people, then invite managers with a share link or reserved email invite.
College Football starts with 10 FBS programs per manager. Your team is your portfolio.
Cutthroat Cash is the fantasy score and in-game budget. Your wallet moves when your drafted teams perform.
Favorites need to cover. Underdogs can turn one Saturday into a standings robbery.
Standings, schedules, program pages, and transaction history keep the season readable.
Highest Cutthroat Cash wins. Tied top balances are co-champions, because sometimes the room deserves shared misery.
Cutthroat Cash
Cutthroat Cash is the fantasy score. It moves as real games happen, and it determines the winner when the season is over.
A win is good. Beating the market is better. Dragging a heavy favorite into the ditch is glorious.
The signature mechanic
You are backing programs across a season. The app turns wins, covers, upsets, defensive performances, conference games, bowls, and playoff runs into one brutal wallet race.
Beta rooms
Use this when you want your people in the room. Private beta leagues are built for friends, offices, podcasts, and group chats.
Draft programs, follow the lines, and let wins, covers, upsets, defense, and postseason trophies decide the room.
Common questions
No. In College Football, you draft programs. If Oregon wins, every manager who owns Oregon benefits.
No. It is the in-game fantasy score and waiver budget. It is not betting currency.
Some games can use duplicate pools when the player count requires it. College Football starts clean with one set for smaller beta leagues.
You do not set weekly lineups or chase individual snaps. You draft programs, then the scoreboard, spread, and postseason stakes do the cutting.
Final Cutthroat Cash balance. If managers tie at the top, they are co-champions.