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SPORTDAQ is a sports stock exchange game. Instead of shares in companies you buy shares in sports stars. To play you have to sign up. Once you're signed up we'll give you a cool ten thousand pounds (that's Sportdaq pounds, not real cash!).

 

The aim of the game: to make as much profit as you can by buying and selling 'shares' in listed sports stars. The person with the highest weekly percentage gain is crowned Top Trader.

 

HOW CAN YOU MAKE MONEY?

 

1) Dividends: Every day we count how much press coverage each celeb gets. Then on Thursday the shares you own will pay out a dividend, depending on how much press coverage those sports stars received. The more press coverage a celeb gets, the more money you make. To get the full pay-out you have to own the celeb from Monday night to Thursday morning.

 

2) Capital Gains: Just like in the real world, share prices rise and fall as demand for them changes - so as well as receiving dividends, you can make money by day-trading and buying low (when demand for a specific celeb is low) and selling high (as the celeb gets more press coverage and the demand for them increases). Prices are updated every 20 minutes so you can make or lose money on a celeb very quickly.

 

3) Win Bonuses: Every week we offer a selection of sporting events where you can win extra cash. Find out more about Win Bonuses.

 

WHERE TO START?

 

1) First, create your membership and sign up (see below).

 

2) Once you're registered, the best place to start is My Shares which is where you can begin buying and selling celebrity shares.

 

3) Keep one eye on the market and the other on the back pages of the press, and you could soon be raking it in!

 

 

 

 

 

copy and pasted from the bbc's sportdaq website:

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sportdaq/insideline/howtoplay.shtml

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