Simulated Trading

Practice trading in a market that mirrors real market mechanics.

Simulated trading (also called virtual trading) replicates real market conditions. It allows users to execute trades, build portfolios, and track performance in a realistic environment without financial risk. Simulated trading platforms maintain real-time or near-real-time pricing and use the same order types and market mechanics as real exchanges.

On Sporty Stocks

Sporty Stocks is a simulated market for sports team shares. Prices move based on real sportsbook odds, trades execute instantly, and your portfolio is tracked with full performance history. The difference from a real market: you play with Sporty Coins, which have no cash value.

Example

You buy 100 shares of the Miami Heat at 7.50 SC per share. The order executes immediately, 750 SC is deducted from your balance, and the shares appear in your portfolio. You can sell them anytime at the current market price.

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