99OVR / Field guide
Choose your mode
Four ways to ask the same basketball question: which six skills would you trust against ten bosses?
Daily — a shared starting point
Choose Daily when you want a result to compare today. The UTC date sets the wheel and target for everyone, including occasional positional challenges. Your re-spins and picks still decide your path. Your first completed run is saved as official in this browser; later practice cannot replace it. An optional three-initial leaderboard ranks OVR, then bosses beaten, when the service is available.
Play Daily →Classic — learn, experiment, argue
Choose Classic when you want to try a new wheel without a wallet or a flaw. Normal offers box-stat clues; Ball Knowledge removes them. Pick Best Player for franchise-decade rosters or chase a positional crown with the position’s decade pools, scoring weights and boss ladder. Repeat freely and use the grades to find the difference between recognizing a name and recognizing the right skill.
Play Classic →Budget — make the whole wallet work
Choose Budget when a great pick should cost something. Spread $15 of game money across six skills; each roster has a $1 minimum-contract option. You cannot spend the money needed for the remaining slots. A mid-run flaw refunds $1–$3 for your last three choices. Prices reveal skill bands, so the challenge shifts toward deciding where an upgrade helps most and which weakness your build can survive.
Play Budget →Head to Head — settle one matchup
Choose Head to Head for an asynchronous duel with a friend. Finish Classic and share its challenge link. Your friend inherits the starting wheel, position and knowledge setting, makes their own choices, and sees both verdicts together. Higher OVR wins; total grade points break ties. This is a link-based comparison, not a live multiplayer lobby, and it needs no account.
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