Prize Player Cards
What Are Prize Player Cards? These player cards enter the GameDay Squad platform through being awarded to coaches based on their leaderboard placements of seasonal competitions. All sports and competitions have differing criteria for which leaderboard positions are to be awarded prize cards, so it is imperative to check out each sports draft selection process!
Key Details:
Salary Cap Impact: Each card carries a $600k salary cap hit.
Multipliers: These cards come with a 1.4x multiplier.
Transfer Market: Prize cards can be bought, sold and traded on the GameDay Squad Transfer Market, however the artwork will never change, the winners team name, position on the ladder and season won will always be visible on the prize card.
Limits: There is a limit of ONE player per season for prize cards. For example, if Nick Daicos is selected by the coach who finished first in the Champion competition, no other user will be able to select Nick Daicos.
Designs: Card designs will be updated every new year.
Positions: Prize cards are subject to position changes.
What is the selection Process? 2025 Aussie Rules and Rugby League prize card selection process:
1st Pick 1st Champion
2nd Pick 2nd Champion
3rd Pick 3rd Champion
4th Pick 1st Challenger
5th Pick 2nd Challenger
6th Pick 3rd Challenger
7th Pick 1st Classic
8th Pick 2nd Classic
9th Pick 3rd Classic
10th Pick 4th Champion
11th Pick 4th Challenger
12th Pick 4th Classic
13th Pick 5th Champion
14th Pick 5th Challenger
15th Pick 5th Classic
16th Pick 6th Champion
17th Pick 6th Challenger
18th Pick 6th Classic
19th Pick 7th Champion
20th Pick 7th Challenger
21st Pick 7th Classic
22nd Pick 8th Champion
23rd Pick 8th Challenger
24th Pick 8th Classic
25th Pick 9th Champion
26th Pick 9th Challenger
27th Pick 9th Classic
28th Pick 10th Champion
29th Pick 10th Challenger
30th Pick 10th Classic
31st Pick 1st Starter
Important information:
There is guaranteed to be 31 prize cards offered to 31 unique coaches for the 2025 season.
Coachers will have a maximum of 1 prize card selection across all competitions. In the event of multiple placings from a single coach, they will be awarded the highest pick they have in the draft. All coaches will then move up 1 place in the draft. The next highest ranked coach from either the Champion, challenger or classic competitions (in the order of 11th champion, 11th challenger, 11th classic, 12 champion.. ect) will then move into the draft to ensure 31 prize card selections are made.
1st place in Starter competition will remain at pick 31 regardless of any movement above.
In the event the starter competition has a higher selection in the draft, the 31st pick will be awarded to the highest ranking starter competition coach who does not have a prize card selection.
2025 Global Cricket Championship prize card selection process:
1st Pick 1st Champion
2nd Pick 2nd Champion
3rd Pick 3rd Champion
4th Pick 4th Champion
5th Pick 5th Champion
6th Pick 6th Champion
7th Pick 7th Champion
8th Pick 8th Champion
9th Pick 9th Champion
10th Pick 10th Champion
11th Pick 1st Challenger
12th Pick 2nd Challenger
13th Pick 3rd Challenger
14th Pick 4th Challenger
15th Pick 5th Challenger
16th Pick 1st Classic
17th Pick 2nd Classic
18th Pick
3rd Classic
19th Pick 4th Classic
20th Pick 5th Classic
21st Pick 1st Starter
Important information:
No coach can receive more than 1 prize card selection in the draft.
Coaches who forfeit a prize card selection due to the 1 card limit will receive an additional $100 in pack credit for every forfeited prize card.
Prize cards will not be rewarded to any coach outside the stated positions.
What do they look like and what information is included? Information included in all Prize Cards awarded include:
Position Icon
Multiplier
Player Number (If Applicable)
Player name
Coaches squad name
Leaderboard placement
Competition competing
Competition year/season
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