DRAFT THE CAST.
OWN THE LEADERBOARD.

Comp Beast runs leagues for Big Brother, Survivor and The Traitors. Each show keeps its own rule book, its own words and its own colours; a league belongs to one season of one show, and everything else — the draft, the standings, the chat — works the same way for every show.

• BB28

  Big Brother

  Airing now

  Head of Household, the veto, nominations, evictions and the jury — every week in the house scored as it airs, straight from the results.

  Big Brother 28 · 17 houseguests

  Meet the castBig Brother rules
• S51

  Survivor

  Airing now

  Immunity, rewards, idols, tribal council and the merge — every episode on the island scored as it airs, from the voting history down.

  Survivor 51 · 21 castaways

  Meet the castSurvivor rules
• T

  The Traitors

  Airing now

  Shields, murders, the Round Table and the end game — every episode in the castle scored as it airs, down to who voted out a Traitor.

  The Traitors: New Blood · 22 players

  Meet the castThe Traitors rules

A league lasts one season. A commissioner creates it, picks a scoring ruleset and opens between 2 and 24 team seats, shared by invite code or QR code. Every team snake-drafts contestants onto a roster of up to 12, each episode's results are scored as they air, and the leaderboard ranks every team live until the finale.

1. 01

   Draft the real cast

   Snake-draft the season’s contestants before the roster locks.

2. 02

   Score every move

   Competition wins, blindsides, eliminations and blowups all count toward your team.

3. 03

   Live leaderboard

   Ranks update episode by episode, all season long.

Every event has a set point value, and every league picks a ruleset for its show before the draft: Classic scores only what the broadcast shows, Balanced turns the variance down, and Drama & Social adds the alliances, blowups and tears. Big Brother also has Lauren’s Way, the house rules of the fan league Comp Beast grew out of, where an eviction costs more the earlier it comes. Every point on a leaderboard traces to the aired result that produced it.

Leagues hold between 2 and 24 teams, and each roster carries 1 to 12 players, both set by the commissioner before the draft. Rosters are drafted once and stay fixed for the season. Each episode shows a roster lock time — 30 minutes before airtime by default, and a commissioner can move it up to 24 hours earlier.

2–24

teams per league

1–12

players per roster

90

scored events

3

shows

• What is Comp Beast?

  Comp Beast is a free fantasy league app for reality competition TV — Big Brother, Survivor and The Traitors. Friends form a league, snake-draft the real cast, and earn points every episode from what happens on the broadcast — competition wins, blindsides, eliminations and the finale — while a live leaderboard ranks every team in the league.

• Is Comp Beast free to play?

  Yes. Creating a league, joining one and playing a whole season are free, and there is no paid tier. Sign in, create or join a league, and you are in. Comp Beast runs in a modern web browser on a phone or computer, so there is nothing to install.

• Which shows can I play?

  Big Brother is airing now — Big Brother 28. Survivor is airing now — Survivor 51. The Traitors is airing now — The Traitors: New Blood. Each show has its own rule book and vocabulary, and leagues can be created for any season that is upcoming or airing. Results are captured from published season results and reviewed before they reach a leaderboard.

• How does the draft work?

  Every league runs a live snake draft. The commissioner sets the roster size, from 1 to 12 players per team, and starts the draft once at least two teams are seated. Pick order reverses each round, the board updates for everyone within seconds, and each manager gets an alert when their pick is due.

• How is scoring calculated?

  Each league picks one ruleset for its show before its draft — Classic, Balanced, Drama & Social, Lauren’s Way. Under Big Brother's Classic: Win Head of Household +10, Win Power of Veto +5, Nominated for eviction -5. Under Survivor's Classic: Win individual immunity +10, Win tribal immunity +4, Vote with the majority +2. Under The Traitors's Classic: Win a shield +4, Vote out a Traitor +5, Chosen as a Traitor +3. Results are recorded as each episode airs, and a team earns a contestant's points for every episode it rostered them.

• How many people can join a league?

  A league holds between 2 and 24 teams. The commissioner sets the cap when creating the league and can raise it later. Everyone joins with the league's invite code — typed in, scanned from its QR code, or sent as a one-tap invite to a friend inside the app. There is no public league directory.

• Can I change my roster during the season?

  Not yet. Rosters are set at the draft and stay fixed for the season, so every point is attributable to exactly one team. Each league still shows a lock time every episode — 30 minutes before airtime by default, adjustable by the commissioner up to 24 hours earlier — so everyone can see when an episode closes.

• Can I play a season that has already finished?

  No. Leagues can only be created or joined for seasons that are upcoming or currently airing; drafting a cast whose results are already known is not a game. Finished seasons stay online as read-only archives that rank every contestant by fantasy points beside where they actually placed.

• How do I know when something happens in my league?

  Comp Beast notifies you when a friend invites you to a league, when someone joins, when the draft starts, when your pick is due, when the draft completes and when a commissioner changes league settings. Alerts collect under the bell in the header.

• What data does it keep, and can I delete it?

  Comp Beast keeps your email, display name and avatar from sign-in, the leagues you are in, your picks and the messages you post in a league; nothing is sold or used for advertising, and the only cookies are the ones that keep you signed in. You can delete your account and everything in it from your account page at any time. The privacy policy lists every item and every provider.