SO YOU THINK YOU KNOW HOLLYWOOD?

Mogul is a skill-based fantasy entertainment platform where you build virtual rosters of motion pictures, actors, and directors — and compete against other users. Each film gets an objective performance baseline before the contest locks. After the scoring period, your picks earn fantasy points based on how they perform relative to that baseline.

No. You don't buy, sell, or trade contracts tied to box-office performance, and you don't acquire any ownership interest in a film. Roster selections are inputs into a pre-established fantasy scoring system — they don't fluctuate in market value and can't be traded, hedged, or liquidated after a contest locks.

Other participants in the same contest — never Mogul or an automated house algorithm. Mogul administers the contest, publishes the scoring rules, calculates results, and distributes prizes.

Pick a contest and review its entry fee, prize, roster requirements, scoring formula, and lock time. Use the same fictional salary budget given to every participant to assemble a roster of films, actors, and directors within the salary cap. Submit before the contest locks. The participant with the highest cumulative roster score after the scoring period wins.

Free Play contests use virtual credits with no cash value and award no cash prizes. Paid Play contests require a real-money entry fee and may award cash or other prizes. To enter Paid Play, you must meet the applicable age requirements and be physically located in an approved jurisdiction at the time of entry.

Free Play is available across the U.S. Paid Play is available in approximately 20 approved jurisdictions. Eligibility is based on your physical location when you enter a paid contest — not just your home address. Check our “Where Can I Play?” page for the current approved list.

No. The goal is to find assets that outperform their pre-set expectations — not just pick the biggest movies. Skill comes from evaluating relative value, reading the market, and building the strongest complete roster under the salary cap.

Yes. Paid Play eligibility follows your physical location, not your home address. Travel into an approved jurisdiction and Paid Play becomes available. Travel into a restricted state and Paid Play won’t be shown — but Free Play and any pending withdrawals remain accessible.

A Season groups multiple consecutive contests together. You only pay entry fees for the individual paid contests you choose to enter — no separate Season fee. At the end of a Season, a Grand Prize may be awarded to the eligible participant who accumulates the most Season points.

Sign in, select Withdraw, choose a verified bank account or other approved method, enter an amount, and submit. You can withdraw eligible funds at any time — even from a state where Paid Play isn’t available.