How MicroLeague Sports is using data, simulation technology, Web2, and Web3 to turn sports debates into interactive experiences.
Building a Time Machine for Sports
MicroLeague Dev Blog, Vol. 2
By Eddie Solar
In the first volume, I wrote about why we built MicroLeague Sports: fans have argued about hypothetical matchups for decades, and there has never been a way to actually play them.
The solution sounds trivial when you say it out loud. Take two teams, run a simulation, show the result.
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