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The Ethereum\u00a0blockchain-based fantasy soccer game Sorare, which Bayern\u00a0joined<\/a>\u00a0this week, already counts over 100 participant clubs, including high-profile names such as\u00a0Paris Saint-German<\/a>,\u00a0Juventus, PSG, and Atletico Madrid<\/a>.<\/p>\n FC Bayern Munich is itself no stranger to collaborations with blockchain projects, having partnered last fall with Stryking Entertainment to produce\u00a0digital collectibles of its players<\/a>. These cards are both collectible and playable as part of a fantasy-league style challenge.<\/p>\n In announcing its Sorare deal to fans, FC Bayern Munich noted that the top 20 leagues in the world are now available on the gaming platform, which has become truly global.<\/p>\n Sorare works as a five-a-side soccer game. New players pick an initial squad of 10 blockchain-based player cards from which they create their tournament team.<\/p>\n As reported, Sorare also offers players the chance to buy and trade\u00a0limited edition cards<\/a>, whose higher score and value is determined by players\u2019 real-life performance in soccer league tables and their rarity as digital collectibles.<\/p>\n According to\u00a0Nonfungible, a ranking site for blockchain games and issuers of collectible, non-fungible tokens, Sorare is inching up the league tables and has been gaining popularity with the global gaming community.<\/p>\n As of press time, the platform is\u00a0ranked third<\/a>, with a weekly trading volume of roughly $243,000. However, in terms of all-time-sales, Sorare significantly trails behind Axie Infinity, which reports roughly triple the sales of the fantasy soccer market.<\/p>\n Sorare has recently\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0in the United States, where the platform hopes to attract some of the 60 million American fantasy sports players.<\/p>\n Source:\u00a0https:\/\/cointelegraph.com\/news\/bayern-munich-taps-the-trend-for-blockchain-based-fantasy-soccer<\/a>\n