RealTime

RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. operates RTSports (rtsports.com), an online fantasy sports platform offering season-long money leagues, best ball formats, daily fantasy sports (DFS), and commissioner-run private leagues across football, baseball, and basketball. Season-long football offerings include head-to-head points and PPR/SuperFlex leagues, auction and trading leagues, dynasty/keeper leagues with rookie and free-agent drafts, survivor-style elimination leagues, four-team touchdown-only and home-run formats, and customizable "design your own" leagues with 8-14 teams and rosters ranging from 16 to 40 players. Baseball products include 5x5 rotisserie leagues (mixed, AL-only, NL-only), half-season leagues running from Opening Day to the All-Star break, head-to-head points leagues, and best ball formats; basketball products focus on NBA-playoff draft and salary-style contests.

The platform hosts branded tournaments with posted prize pools, including the Fantasy Life Championship (a $500,000 overall grand prize with $1,600 of prizes per league), Best Ball Championship formats with $25,000 grand prizes, a "Beat Howard Bender" best ball contest with a $10,000 grand prize, and multi-league tournaments with expanded playoffs for the 2025 season. Entry fees span roughly $10 to $10,000 per team depending on format, with multi-team entry discounts. A DFS Pick'em product lets users select "more" or "less" on two to six player stat projections across multiple sports and categories for payouts advertised up to 100x the entry, alongside salary-cap and draft-style DFS contests in head-to-head, 50/50, and GPP formats.

Supporting features include online and slow drafts with configurable clocks, SMS and email draft alerts, overnight draft pause, FAAB waivers, live scoring, trading, and lineup changes up to kickoff. Some baseball contests are branded as official FantasyGuru leagues and referenced on Elite Sports SiriusXM channel 87.

Business model

The platform is consumer-facing and paid-entry: users buy into leagues and tournaments at published per-team prices (roughly $10 to $10,000), with advertised league prizes and overall grand prizes distributed to top finishers. Multi-team purchase discounts (for example, three championship teams for $850 instead of $900, or three teams for $75) are offered. A free mobile app supports the paid platform rather than being monetized directly.

Traction

The iOS app holds a 4.3 rating from approximately 1,300 ratings on the US App Store. Contest capacity limits published on the site indicate scale of individual tournaments, such as a best ball championship capped at the first 1,000 entries, a 144-team limit on one tournament, and 180-team classic events.