The facts
Operator/parentFantasy Football Players Championship, running since 2008; the app is published by Big Game Software LLC
Current welcome offer (as of July 2026)None published. FFPC advertises no welcome bonus, deposit match or discounted first entry
License modelPaid-entry season-long fantasy contests under the fantasy sports carve-out, not a state-licensed casino product
States available (as of July 2026)Follows the fantasy sports carve-out and is set in FFPC's own league rules rather than a published state map
Game typesHigh-stakes season-long fantasy football leagues, including the Main Event and Big Gorilla, plus live in-person drafts
Payment methodsCard and online payment through the FFPC account system
Minimum age18+ in most states, with higher minimums in a handful of states; confirm in the operator's rules
Strengths
- Continuously operating since 2008, one of the longest histories of any high-stakes fantasy football operator
- Publishes its 2026 contests and prize pools openly rather than leaving prize structures vague
- Runs live in-person drafts, including at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas on September 10-12, 2026
- Purpose-built for serious season-long play rather than bolting season-long onto a daily fantasy app
Watch outs
- Entry fees are high: the Main Event and Big Gorilla run into the thousands of dollars, so this is not a category to enter casually or on a first fantasy budget
- No welcome bonus, free entry or deposit match of any kind, so a new player pays full entry price
- The bare myffpc.com domain redirects into a CMS path, so bookmark the live path rather than the apex
- Fantasy contests are not state-licensed casino products, so regulated-casino consumer protections and self-exclusion registries do not apply
Who it is for
Experienced season-long fantasy football players with a bankroll sized for four-figure entry fees who want the deepest competition and are willing to travel for a live draft.