
Stoccer for iPhone
- Free
- 4.5
- 1
- V1.0.0
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Trade real football clubs like stocks. Free, no real money.
Stoccer is fantasy football where you own clubs, not players.
Start with S₸ 1,500 in in-game money and build a wallet of real football clubs: 300+ clubs from 50+ countries plus 70+ national teams. From Flamengo and Boca to Real Madrid and Al Hilal, every club has a price that moves with its real results. You score points from how your clubs actually play: +3 for a win, +1 for a draw, −3 for a loss, bonuses for goals, and multipliers for cups, the Libertadores and the Champions League. There's a match on somewhere almost every hour: Asia in the morning, Europe in the afternoon, South America at night.
What's inside
- Weekly Division Leagues: 11 divisions from J up to Elite, with promotion and relegation every week
- Private leagues: challenge your friends and settle who really knows football
- Daily predictions: call the exact score of up to 3 matches a day
- Packs, cards and a card market, plus missions, streaks, global rankings and a Hall of Fame
- Special events, like a national-teams league during the 2026 World Cup
100% free, no real money. You can't deposit, withdraw or buy anything with real money, so Stoccer is a game, not betting.
Play on iPhone or on the web. You're the new analyst at Stoccer Inc., and your boss Ernesto doubts you'll last the season. Prove him wrong.
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App specs
Developer
License
Free
Version
1.0.0
Latest update
Platform
iPhone
OS
iOS 16.4
Language
English
Downloads
1
Stoccer for iPhone
- Free
- 4.5
- 1
- V1.0.0
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