Coverage

Every sport below is in the platform. What differs is how much of it is built, and that is stated rather than blurred.

Current status

Replay is whether a match plays out in its own sport’s mechanics; Fixtures counts what is carried on the 11–16 September board (published for Monday 14 September: 3 days back, 2 ahead).

Supported sports and their current status
SportReplayFixtures
American FootballFull replay135 fixtures
BaseballFull replay75 fixtures
BasketballFull replaynothing in this window
BoxingFull replaynothing in this window
CricketFull replay13 fixtures
FootballFull replay22 fixtures
Ice HockeyFull replay
mechanics not yet measured on a live match
11 fixtures
MMAFull replay27 fixtures
RugbyFull replaynothing in this window
TennisFull replay11 fixtures
AthleticsReplay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
CyclingReplay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
Formula 1Replay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
GolfReplay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
Greyhound RacingReplay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
Horse RacingReplay, generic mechanicsnothing in this window
DartsNot availablenothing in this window
SnookerNot availablenothing in this window
VolleyballNot availablenothing in this window
  • Full replayThe match plays out with this sport's own mechanics, and a check in every release holds it to them.
  • Replay, generic mechanicsThe event and its result are carried and the replay plays, but it is not yet held to this sport's own mechanics.
  • Not availableRegistered in the platform. No gameplay is implemented and it is not offered.

The 11–16 September board carries 294 fixtures across 7 sports — American Football, Baseball, Cricket, Football, Ice Hockey, MMA and Tennis. The table above describes what is built. Which sports have fixtures on a given day is the calendar’s decision, not ours, and a quiet day is a quiet day rather than a gap in the platform.

Why the difference matters

A sport with a full Theatre plays out with its own mechanics and is held to them by a release gate that has been deliberately broken to prove it notices. A sport whose replay runs on generic mechanics carries the event and the outcome honestly and plays the match, but has not had that behavioural work done yet.

A sport marked not available is registered in the platform and has no gameplay. It is listed here because leaving it off the page would be the more misleading choice.

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