Daily Draft: Build a 4-4-2, Hit the Target
Eighteen draft games, eighteen fresh boards a day, and everyone gets the same spins.
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Each of the 18 BALLKNW draft games has a Daily Draft: one board a day with the same clubs and spins for everyone. Sign a Premier League 4-4-2 whose hidden numbers add up to the target, then see how close you got compared with everyone else who played that board today.
How the daily board works
Open any draft and choose Daily Draft rather than practice. The spins come from the date, so every player that day is offered the same clubs in the same order. You still choose who to sign, which is where the skill lies.
When you finish, the game shows your distance from the target and the percentage of today’s players you beat. Your daily streak for that draft grows by one. Practice games are unlimited but not scored.
New to the format? Read how draft games work first.
The 18 boards
Targets include transfer fees (£442M), market value, international caps, FPL prices (£70M FPL and £90M FPL), FC 27 ratings, career goals, appearances, minutes, age, height and shirt numbers. All 18 are on the Drafts page, with a tick on the ones you have done today.
Challenge a mate on the same board
After any draft you can send a 1v1 challenge link. Your mate gets the exact same spins, and when they finish you both see who landed closer to the target.
Common questions
Is the Daily Draft the same for everyone?
Yes. The clubs and spins are the same for everyone each day; only your choices differ.
How many daily drafts are there?
Eighteen, one for each BALLKNW draft game, so you can keep eighteen streaks going.
Can I replay the daily board?
Your first go is scored. You can then play unlimited practice games, which do not count.
Eighteen boards are waiting
Same spins for everyone. Who lands closest?
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