How to play MiSportsCareer

MiSportsCareer turns the football you really play into a player card that grows with you. You log your matches, the app scores your performance, and your card, your career record and your standing among other players move because of it. On top of that sit four ways to play together — MiClub, MiLeague, MiFantasy and MiCalendar — plus a community, a shop for card frames, and MiCoins to spend there.

1. The big picture

There are two separate tracks, and they never mix:

• Your real football. Matches you actually played and logged. These build your card, your career record, your level, your MiFantasy points and your place in the rankings.
• The simulated league. MiLeague is played by clubs and settled by the game's match engine. A simulated goal never lands in your real career totals, and a real goal never decides a MiLeague result.

Everything that decides a number — ratings, card movement, league results, coin balances — is worked out on the server. The app on your phone shows you a preview while you type a match, but the server scores it again from the raw numbers and its answer is the one that counts.

2. Getting started

Creating an account

You need a username (3–20 characters: lower-case letters, numbers and underscores), a password of at least 8 characters, an email address, your date of birth, your name, your team name and your position. You must be 13 or older. The date of birth is checked once at sign-up and is not kept afterwards.

Confirming your email

We send you a confirmation link. Open it and your address is verified. You can't sign in until it is confirmed. The link works for a limited time and only once; if it has expired, or you never got it, ask for a fresh one from the app (Profile → Email). If another person confirms the same address first, theirs wins — an address can belong to only one account.

Choosing your position

Goalkeeper (GK), Defender (DEF), Midfielder (MID) or Forward (FWD). Your position decides which stats you're asked for when you log a match, how your points are scored, and which attributes count towards your overall rating. Pick the position you actually play most.

The guided tour

Straight after you sign up, a short tour points at the real buttons on screen. You can skip it, and replay it any time from Profile → “Show me around again”.

3. Your player card

Your card shows a big overall rating (OVR) and six attributes. Underneath there are seven attributes in total, and every one of them starts at 40. You never edit them by hand — they move on their own from the matches you log.

Attribute	What it stands for
PAC	Pace — speed, how quickly you get about the pitch.
SHO	Shooting — finishing and shot quality. (Not shown for goalkeepers.)
PAS	Passing — accuracy and creativity.
DEF	Defending — tackling, reading the game, keeping clean sheets.
PHY	Physical — strength in duels.
STA	Stamina — energy right to the last minute.
GK	Goalkeeping — shown in place of SHO on a goalkeeper's card.

Each attribute can sit anywhere from 1 to 150.

Overall rating (OVR)

Your OVR is a weighted mix of your attributes, and the weights depend on your position — so a striker's OVR leans on shooting and a keeper's on goalkeeping:

Position	Weights (share of your OVR)
GK	GK 40% · DEF 15% · PAS 15% · PHY 10% · PAC 10% · STA 10%
DEF	DEF 35% · PHY 20% · PAC 15% · PAS 15% · STA 15%
MID	PAS 30% · STA 20% · DEF 15% · SHO 15% · PAC 10% · PHY 10%
FWD	SHO 35% · PAC 20% · PHY 15% · PAS 10% · STA 10% · DEF 10%

Tiers

Your OVR puts your card in a tier, which changes how it looks:

Tier	OVR
Bronze	0–59
Silver	60–79
Gold	80–99
Elite	100–119
Prime	120–139
Legend	140–150

4. Logging a match

Logging a match is the heart of the game. Tap Log a match on Home. It takes four short steps, and you only fill in what you actually know.

1. Match basics. The date, minutes played, the opponent, the competition (for example “Sunday League”), your team's goals, the opponent's goals, and — optionally — your team's possession %.
2. Your performance. The stats depend on your position:
   • Forwards, midfielders and defenders: goals, assists, key passes (chances you created) and progressive passes.
   • Forwards and midfielders also enter shots (on target, off target, blocked). Forwards add successful dribbles.
   • Defenders enter tackles won, interceptions, clearances, blocks and times dribbled past. Midfielders and forwards enter tackles won, interceptions, blocks and ball recoveries.
   • Goalkeepers enter saves made and penalties saved. Goals conceded comes from the scoreline you entered.
   • Everyone enters passes completed and attempted, yellow cards, a red card, own goals and penalties missed.
3. How did it feel? Three simple 1–10 scales: physical presence in duels, pace, and stamina by full time. These drive your PHY, PAC and STA.
4. Review. You see your rating with a line-by-line breakdown of how the points added up, then send it.

Numbers have sensible ceilings (for example, 90 minutes of play, 30 goals, one red card) so a typo can't run away with your card. Nothing you enter is trusted blindly — the server rebuilds every match field by field and scores it itself.

5. How your match rating is worked out

Your rating uses Fantasy Premier League-style points. The points are added up, halved, rounded, and kept between 0 and 10. So 14 points is a 7, and 20 or more is a perfect 10.

What you did	Points
Played any minutes	+1 (under 60 min) or +2 (60 min or more)
Goal	+4 forward · +5 midfielder · +6 defender or goalkeeper
Assist	+3
Clean sheet (60+ minutes, none conceded)	+4 defender or goalkeeper · +1 midfielder
Goalkeeper saves	+1 for every 3 saves
Penalty saved	+5 each
Defensive contributions	+2 — defenders at 10 tackles/interceptions/clearances/blocks between them; midfielders and forwards at 12 of those plus recoveries
Defender or goalkeeper conceding	−1 for every 2 goals conceded
Yellow card	−1 each
Red card	−3
Own goal	−2 each
Penalty missed	−2 each

6. How your card moves after a match

Each match nudges your attributes up or down a little. Doing well pushes them up; a bad day can push them down. The main rules:

• PAS follows your pass accuracy: 90%+ is +2, 80%+ is +1, 65%+ is no change, 50%+ is −1, below that −2. Three or more key passes add 1 and six or more progressive passes add 1 more. Midfielders' passing counts extra; keepers' counts a little less. Capped at ±3.
• PHY, PAC and STA come from your three 1–10 feel ratings (a 5–6 is neutral). Playing under 60 minutes halves the STA change. Each is capped at ±2.
• SHO (forwards and midfielders) rises with goals — two or more is a big lift, one is a small lift, three or more shots on target keeps it steady, and a quiet game with no threat nudges it down. Forwards feel it fully; midfielders at about 60%.
• DEF rewards tackles, interceptions, clearances and clean sheets, and is reduced by being dribbled past or conceding three or more. It matters most for defenders.
• GK (goalkeepers) rewards saves, penalty saves and clean sheets, and drops if you concede a lot. Capped at ±3.

Your card is always replayed from your starting point through every counted match, in order. That is why a removed or rejected match, or a season reset, always lands correctly whatever order things happened in.

7. When a match is held for review

Some results are possible but very unusual — for instance more goals than your team scored, six or more goals in one match, or a save count no keeper is likely to reach. The Review step tells you when this applies, and it names the reason.

• You can still submit it. It waits for an admin to look at it.
• While it waits, it does not count towards your card, career totals, MiFantasy points or the rankings.
• Once it is approved, it counts as normal and you get a notice. If it is rejected it never counts.
• If a flag is just a typo, go back and fix the numbers before you send it.

Held matches appear under “Waiting for review” in your Career.

8. Career: record, seasons, milestones and awards

The Career tab is your record: every match you've logged, your totals (matches, goals, assists, wins, draws, losses, clean sheets, average and best rating), your milestones and your seasons.

XP and level

Every counted match earns experience: 50 XP for playing, plus 15 per goal, 10 per assist, 5 per rating point, and 10 more if you played 60 minutes or more. Levels get steadily harder — level 2 needs 100 XP, level 3 needs 400, level 4 needs 900, and so on (100 × (level − 1)²).

Milestones

You unlock milestones for your first match, first goal, first assist, first clean sheet and first win; for playing 10, 50 and 100 matches; for a hat-trick (three or more goals in a match); and for a perfect 10/10 rating.

Season awards

At the end of your own season, you can earn: Golden Boot (10+ goals), Playmaker Award (8+ assists), Player of the Season (average rating of 8 or more), Golden Glove (defenders and goalkeepers with 5+ clean sheets) and Iron Man (15+ matches).

Your own seasons

You can start and end a season of your own from Career (“Season 1”, “Season 2”…) to organise your matches. Ending or starting a personal season does not change your card. How many past seasons the app keeps and lets you browse depends on your plan (see Plans below).

9. Public seasons, gameweeks and the −10 reset

The whole game shares one calendar. There are four public seasons a year, the same for everyone:

Season	Runs
Season 1	1 January – 31 March
Season 2	1 April – 30 June
Season 3	1 July – 30 September
Season 4	1 October – 31 December

Each public season is split into weekly gameweeks. A gameweek turns over every Sunday at 9:00 am Singapore time (Sunday 01:00 UTC). That fixed cutoff is what MiLeague results, MiFantasy scores and MiCoin payouts are settled against.

The −10 reset

When a new public season begins, every one of your attributes drops by 10 once. It's a fresh start: you earn the ceiling back over the season. The drop comes from the public season — not from when you start or end a season of your own — and it applies after your last match before the new season, so it always lands in the right place in your history. Permanent frame boosts sit on top of your card and are not eaten by the reset.

10. MiClub

MiClub is your real football together: clubs of real players.

• Founding a club. Give it a name (the profanity filter applies). Whoever founds a club is its manager. You need a username first.
• Squad size. A club holds 11 players, like a real match-day squad, on every plan.
• One club to play for. You can play for only one club at a time. If you already play for a club and found another, you manage the new one without being in its squad; it fills up with other players who join it. To join a different club, leave your current one first.
• How many clubs you can run. Your plan sets how many clubs you can found and be involved in (1 on Free, 3 on MiPremier, 10 on MiChampion).
• Joining. Browse or search the club directory, open a club and join it if there's room. Leaving a club is available from the club page.
• The club page. Shows the squad on a pitch, the members, the club's record and its MiLeague fixtures. Paid plans add manager tools: a club crest, renaming, custom invite links and pitch themes (MiPremier), and a manager dashboard and squad analytics (MiChampion).

When you're in a club you enter the public MiLeague automatically.

11. MiLeague

MiLeague is the public, simulated league. It's played between clubs, and every result is produced by the match engine from the players' positions and overall ratings — never from what anyone says happened in real life.

Divisions

• A division has 14 clubs. Every club starts in Division 1.
• When Division 1 is full of real clubs, the next new club goes into Division 2, then Division 3. If every division is full, a new division opens underneath, and the league keeps growing downwards as more clubs arrive.
• Empty places are filled by computer-run clubs so every table is always full and every club plays every week. As real clubs arrive they take those places.

Fixtures and results

• Each gameweek every club plays one fixture. It is played out when the gameweek closes at the Sunday cutoff.
• A win is 3 points, a draw 1, a loss 0. The table ranks by points.
• A played match is frozen. Its report is replayed from the squads that actually played it, so equipping a frame or gaining rating later can never rewrite a game that's been played.
• If your club joins mid-season, it plays the gameweeks that have already been played as catch-up games, so it isn't behind from day one. Those games are extra fixtures for your club only — nobody else's record changes.
• Your simulated MiLeague goals, assists and results are tracked separately from your real career.

Match reports

Open any fixture to see the report: the score, a timeline of events, team stats, both lineups on a pitch with every player's OVR on the day and their match rating out of 10 (with goals, assists and cards), and each player's performance. A game that hasn't been played yet shows a projection, clearly marked.

Promotion and relegation

When a public season ends, the top clubs in each division move up and the bottom clubs move down — about a quarter of the division each way (at least one). Division 1 has nowhere to go up to, and the bottom division has nowhere to go down.

12. MiFantasy

MiFantasy is a fantasy game played with real players.

• Your team is exactly five players. No bench, no budget and unlimited changes until the deadline.
• Points come from what those players really do. A player scores the same points used for match ratings (see section 5) from the matches they log during that gameweek. A player who logs nothing that week scores 0. MiFantasy never simulates anything.
• Deadline. The gameweek deadline is the Sunday cutoff. The Team tab shows the deadline, your points this week and your points this season.
• Ranks. The Ranks tab shows the leaderboard.
• Weekly prizes. The top three managers each gameweek win MiCoins: 100, 50 and 10.
• Private leagues. Create a private league or join one with a 6-character code. How many leagues you can run and how many members each holds depends on the owner's plan (1 league of 10 on Free; 5 of 30 on MiPremier; 20 of 100 on MiChampion). MiPremier and above can set custom scoring for their league.
• Frame bonus. A frame you equip adds bonus points to your gameweek score (see the Shop).

13. MiCalendar

MiCalendar puts everything on one date-ordered view: your club's MiLeague fixtures across the season (with results once played), your most recent real matches, your MiFantasy team and points, the current gameweek, and the next deadline.

14. Community

You need a public username for the community.

• People. Search the directory, open anyone's public profile and card, and follow them. Two people who follow each other are shown as friends.
• Rankings. Players ranked by OVR, goals, assists, average rating or level. Your own row is highlighted.
• Feedback. A public board to share ideas or report bugs. The profanity filter applies to feedback posts, and posting can be switched off for anyone who abuses it.
• Comparing cards. MiPremier and above can compare their card side by side with anyone; MiChampion adds head-to-head comparisons.
• Blocking and reporting. You can block a player — blocking works both ways, so you stop seeing each other's content and can't follow one another. You can report anything that breaks the rules; see the Community Guidelines.

15. The Shop, frames and MiCoins

MiCoins

MiCoins are the game's currency. You can get them by:

• Finishing top three in a MiFantasy gameweek (100, 50 or 10).
• A weekly stipend on a paid plan: 500 on MiPremier, 1,500 on MiChampion. MiChampion also gets a loyalty bonus.
• Watching a rewarded ad in the Android app: 100 MiCoins each. The coins are credited only when Google's own signed confirmation reaches our server, never by the app, so a skipped ad pays nothing.
• Coin packs in the Android app: 100, 500, 1,200 or 3,000 MiCoins.

Your balance and a history of every movement are on the Shop screen. The only thing to spend coins on is frames, at a price you see up front. There is nothing random — you always know exactly what you get.

Frames

A frame is a border for your card. Each also has an effect:

• Permanent frames raise specific attributes on your card for as long as the frame is equipped. One permanent frame can be equipped at a time.
• Temporary frames add an OVR boost for a single gameweek and are then used up. You can equip one temporary frame per gameweek.
• Every frame also adds a number of bonus MiFantasy points to your gameweek score.
• Frames come in five tiers: Standard, Rare, High Tier, Ultra-Rare and Mythic.

Frame	Tier	Type	Price (MiCoins)	Effect
MiGrassroots	Standard	Permanent	10,000	STA +2 · +2 fantasy pts
MiProspect	Standard	Permanent	18,000	PAC +2, STA +1 · +3 pts
MiContender	Standard	Permanent	28,000	PAC +2, SHO +2 · +4 pts
MiVeteran	Rare	Permanent	42,000	DEF +3, STA +2 · +5 pts
MiDynamo	Rare	Temporary	55,000	OVR +4 · +6 pts
MiElite	High Tier	Permanent	75,000	SHO +3, PAS +3 · +6 pts
MiProdigy	High Tier	Temporary	120,000	OVR +3 · +5 pts
MiMaster	High Tier	Permanent	200,000	DEF +4, STA +3, PAC +2 · +10 pts
MiCaptain	High Tier	Temporary	300,000	OVR +5 · +8 pts
MiIcon	Ultra-Rare	Permanent	750,000	SHO +6, PAS +6, PAC +4 · +20 pts
MiLegend	Ultra-Rare	Temporary	1,500,000	OVR +8 · +12 pts
MiGalactico	Ultra-Rare	Temporary	3,000,000	OVR +12 · +18 pts
MiGOAT	Ultra-Rare	Permanent	10,000,000	Every stat +10 · +50 pts
MiEternal	Mythic	Temporary	6,000,000	OVR +15 · +25 pts
MiTitan	Mythic	Permanent	20,000,000	Every stat +15 · +60 pts

New frames are added over time, and prices or effects can change. The price and effect shown in the Shop when you buy are the ones that count. MiChampion members get early access to new frames.

Buying and equipping

Open a frame in the Shop, check the price against your balance and buy it. It then appears in your collection, where you equip or unequip it. A frame you can't buy right now (for instance one that isn't on sale yet) is clearly marked and its Buy button is off. Equipped frames show on your card everywhere it appears — your profile, club squads, rankings.

16. Plans

The core game — logging matches, your card, your career, MiLeague, MiFantasy, the community and the Shop — is free. Paid plans add convenience and customisation.

	Free	MiPremier ($2.99/mo)	MiChampion ($14.99/mo)
Clubs you can found / be involved in	1	3	10
Private MiFantasy leagues (members each)	1 (10)	5 (30)	20 (100)
Past seasons kept	1	3	All
Banner ads	Shown	None	None
Weekly MiCoins	—	500	1,500 + loyalty bonus
Advanced stats, charts, trends, detailed and downloadable reports, milestones	—	✓	✓
Card colours, seasonal skins, HD export	—	✓	✓
Club crest, renaming, custom invites, pitch themes	—	✓	✓
Custom MiFantasy scoring, pinning feedback	—	✓	✓
Player comparisons	—	✓	✓
Head-to-head, pinned Best XI, banner, holographic border, stat glow	—	—	✓
Manager dashboard, squad analytics, career and legacy, season replay	—	—	✓
Early access to new frames	—	—	✓

Rewarded ads that pay MiCoins are available on every plan. In the Android app, plans are bought and managed through Google Play.

17. Your profile and account

• Profile. Your name, team name, position, username and photo. Your plan is shown here too.
• Email. Add or change your address from Profile → Email. A new address must be confirmed by link before it takes over; you can resend the link or cancel the change.
• Password. Change it from Profile. Use at least 8 characters.
• Signing out is on the same screen.
• Deleting your account. Profile → “Delete my account” removes your account and its data straight away after you confirm your password. If you can't open the app you can also request it from the delete account page. Your username then becomes free for someone else.
• Privacy. What we collect, and why, is in the Privacy Policy, and the rules of use are in the Terms of Service.

18. Playing fair

The game only works if the stats are real. Log matches you actually played, with numbers you actually recorded. Unusual results are held for review, and accounts that cheat can be suspended and removed from the rankings. Be decent to other players, too — the Community Guidelines explain what's expected and what happens after you report something.

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