Following the Milano Cortina beta success, where hundreds of fans tested and helped refine the game, Fantasy Biathlon is now officially expanding to a full World Cup season.
This is a real fantasy game, not just a prediction game.
Your team carries over from one gameweek to the next, rather than resetting after every race.
You get one free transfer each gameweek.
Extra transfers cost points, so planning and race analysis are key.
Build a squad of six biathletes (3 women, 3 men) plus two bench skiers.
Your captain scores double points.
One missed shot can completely change everything.
Compete across a full season with an overall leaderboard and mini leagues.
Fantasy Biathlon is a weekend-based fantasy game built around the drama and unpredictability of biathlon. Instead of just watching the races, you build your own team and compete against other managers throughout the season.
You select six biathletes within a fixed budget, three women and three men, and choose one captain who scores double points. In addition to your starting six, you also have two reserve athletes on the bench who can step in if needed.
Your athletes earn points based on their real race performances, and because biathlon can change in seconds with a single missed shot, every weekend creates real swings in the standings.
Between gameweeks, you can adjust your team, but planning is essential. You are given a limited number of free transfers, and any additional transfers will cost you total points.
Each gameweek contributes to the overall leaderboard, and you can also compete in mini leagues with friends or other fans.
Thanks to all the great feedback and suggestions from the community, we have been working on several improvements and new features for the game.
Many of the ideas come directly from players who have shared thoughts on how Fantasy Biathlon could grow and become even more fun to play.
We are currently preparing a number of updates and new features that will be introduced during the season. For now we will keep the details a bit under wraps, but exciting things are coming.
A couple of weeks before the 2026/27 World Cup season starts. Be sure to join the waitlist to be notified of launch updates.
Yes. The game is free to play.
Yes. Private leagues are part of the core plan from the start.
Yes. The game is built around the World Cup calendar, with decisions and scoring across the season.
If you have questions, feedback, or tips on features you want in the game, send an email.
