Along with oneConnect<\/span> and extending the BluePrint<\/span> widget platform<\/a> to allow the creation of standalone mobile apps and site Yahoo made another announcement at CTIA.<\/p>\n
It’s the mobile edition of Yahoo Fantasy Football<\/span> (m.yahoo.com\/fantasy<\/a>). Fantasy sports leagues have a huge following around the world and especially in North America. The basic idea is that you form a league with your friends. Each participant owns one or more teams. The league holds a draft where each owner picks players for his team from the active players of a real world sports league. The game is played using a head to head<\/span> format where each team plays games with other teams and the winner is determined by the relative real world performances of the two team’s players. An alternate “points” format has the winner determined by a simple accumulation of total points earned over the duration of the season.<\/p>\n
The rules of fantasy sports games have many variants and can get pretty complicated, especially so for American football which is what Yahoo’s game is based on. If you are interested in learning, WikiPedia has a good introduction<\/a> to Fantasy Football<\/p>\n
If you look at the URLs used by Fantasy Football Mobile you will see that except for the initial entry point all of them are on the netbiscuits.com domain. That’s because Yahoo turned to Germany’s Netbiscuits to create the site. Netbiscuits also built Yahoo’s Beijing Qlympics<\/a> and March Madness<\/a> sites.<\/p>\n
Mobile Link<\/em>:\u00a0m.yahoo.com\/fantasy<\/a><\/p>\n
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Along with oneConnect and extending the BluePrint widget platform to allow the creation of standalone mobile apps and site Yahoo made another announcement at CTIA. It’s the mobile edition of Yahoo Fantasy Football (m.yahoo.com\/fantasy). Fantasy sports leagues have a huge following around the world and especially in North America. The basic idea is that you form a league with your friends. Each participant owns one or more teams. The league holds a draft where each owner picks players for his … Continue reading