Pre-release operating terms

Play the Sprint. Respect the record.

These rules govern Sprint's invitation testing and the capped Founding Public Beta when enrollment opens. They do not authorize payments, prizes, or wagering.

Last updated July 21, 2026
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Your pre-release account

Invitation testing uses an invited Google account. Sprint keeps the private provider identity and verified email separate from the public username shown in drafts, standings, profiles, and leaderboards.

When Founding Beta enrollment is open, it is limited to the first 50 self-enrolled managers who confirm they are at least 18 years old and currently located in the United States. Sprint may close enrollment without interrupting an already locked competition.

Choose a username you can keep. Username changes are not supported during the pre-release period, and impersonating Sprint staff or another manager is prohibited.

The owner may end pre-release access for safety, integrity, or support reasons. Ending access signs out active Sprint sessions but does not rewrite completed competition, ratings, or public history.

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The competition

Each official Sprint has exactly six human managers, a sixteen-round draft, a 36-game regular season, and a four-club postseason. Fictional players and original club identities are used throughout.

Once a lobby locks, disconnection does not pause the competition or replace your seat. Server deadlines, legal autopicks, default lineups, and carried-forward lineups keep the Sprint moving while allowing you to reconnect.

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Simulated outcomes

Every game is generated by a seeded, versioned simulation. Baseball results come from its append-only event record—not from a person, generated prose, betting market, or real baseball result.

Completed results are not silently edited. Audited recovery may retry incomplete work from frozen inputs, but it may not choose a score, player result, champion, or rating.

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Fair participation

Do not probe protected routes, automate abusive traffic, interfere with another manager, exploit a defect, or attempt to bypass access, rate limits, draft rules, or account boundaries. Report integrity problems instead of using them competitively.

The owner may stop new lobby entry or address a systemic integrity incident. Ordinary absence, a poor draft, or an unfavorable simulated result is not grounds to rewrite or cancel a Sprint.

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No money or prizes

The pre-release product has no entry fee, prize pool, cash award, wager, or operator-facilitated side pool. Sprint Rating, standings, championships, and leaderboard placement have no cash or redeemable value.

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Beta status and support

This is pre-release entertainment software. Features, availability, and future-series values may change for new competition, while active and completed competition remains attached to its recorded versions.

Use the Sprint support page for access, privacy, deletion, or integrity help. Public beta remains pre-release software, and broader commercial launch terms remain a separate review gate.