two players · one bankroll · no positions
You don't pick. You pay.
DraftFor20 is a head-to-head auction draft game: it deals you a name and starts a clock. There are no positions and no rankings, so nothing in the app tells you who is good. That argument is the game.
No signup. Bring someone, or draft against DraftFor20Bot on your own.
loading the board
How a card goes
- 01
The deck deals
Nobody nominates and nobody types anything. The server shuffles a hidden deck and flips one name at a time. Neither of you can see what is coming.
- 02
Whoever is up decides
Take them for the $1 minimum, or hand them straight to your opponent for free. Turns alternate, so you both get the call.
- 03
The other one bids
If you took them, they can push the price up. Raise, pass, raise again. The clock resets on every raise and it runs on the server.
- 04
It locks
The money comes off, the name lands on a roster, the next card flips. When both rosters are full, whatever cash you have left is the argument.
the wall
You can never bid yourself short
You have to keep back the minimum for every player you still owe. That money is hatched off on the rail and the server refuses any bid that crosses it, so the wall is visible before you hit it and enforced after.
Bids are re-checked against your live bankroll inside a single database transaction. Two fast taps cannot both slip through.
Three players still owed at $1 each, so $3 is hatched off and untouchable. The marker is a standing bid of $8. Push it past the hatch and the server says no.
the point of the whole thing
A vertical board, ready the second you finish
Both rosters, every price, both leftover totals, at 1080 by 1920. Screen-record it or download the PNG. There is no algorithmic winner and there never will be.
Football Draft
Priciest pick: Saquon Barkley $9 · Ja'Marr Chase took 5 raises
on your own · two minutes
Build the Lineup: five cards, five slots, no takebacks
The other game in here. Pick a category and it deals you five names one at a time. Each one goes in a ranked slot — 1 best, 5 worst — before you are shown the next, and slots never reopen.
Putting the best name you have seen at slot 1 is a bet that nothing better is coming. When something better turns up two cards later, that is the game. There is no score: you send the finished lineup to someone and they rate it out of ten, blind until they have voted.
- 1Puka Nacualocked
- 2Brock Bowerslocked
- 3Zach Ertzlocked
- 4put him here, or worse
- 5open
What the host controls
- Roster size
- How many players each team ends up with. No positions, no slots to fill.
- Bankroll
- Any starting amount, not just $20. Both players get the same.
- Minimum bid
- Sets the floor and the reserve maths for every pick.
- Counter-bid clock
- 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds. Server-side, so nobody can stall it.
- Gives each
- How many times you can dump a card on your opponent. Two by default.
- Unlisted rooms
- Rooms are reachable by code only. Nothing is browsable.