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Sportando launches new game for Euroleague season

September 30, 2014

Italian-based basketball site Sportando has launched a new game for Euroleague fans to pit their wits against fellow hoop heads from across the world.

The game has two modes, one to predict the outcome of the Euroleague across the season and one for predicting scores on a game by game basis.

Speaking to BiE, Sportando’s Emiliano Carchia explained why the site decided to launch the game.

“We decided to launch this free game to involve more the visitors of the website. People love to make power rankings and are also very critics to the power rankings the experts do,” said Carchia.

“So with this game they can predict the entire outcome of the Euroleague and then, round by round, the winner of each Euroleague game,” Carchia told BiE.

“This is just our first game considering that later this week we’ll have the same on NBA and also Italian Serie A.”

You can play the game for free here.

Sep 30, 2014Emmet Ryan
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