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Mojo is a sports stock market that allows you to bet on the careers of athletes. The share price is like a traditional "line" in Vegas, but instead of a stat like total touchdowns, you're betting on career stats!
Share prices move in real-time, just like sports betting lines, based on performance, news and the market signals from YOU, such as taking the over (Go Long) or under (Go Short) on a stock. Mojo uses a stock market interface to enable users to trade in and out of their bets at any time!
Multipliers allow you to customize your risk and reward if you want to try and make more (and risk more) in a short period of time. The cool thing about multipliers is that your downside is capped at the value of your initial bet and you have unlimited upside on Long Multipliers.
Check out whose stocks we’re watching during Wild Card weekend!
Brock Purdy has been the most traded player on Mojo this week ahead of his playoff debut! San Francisco is a big favorite over Seattle and a win could keep Purdy’s momentum going.
Christian McCaffrey’s stock has risen 18% since news broke he was headed to SF. They lead the NFL in EPA per play since and haven’t lost a game where he was given a full workload. Go Long if you think he’ll star this postseason!
Geno Smith’s stock has risen 75% this season as he’s revitalized his career. Can he pull off another miracle against the 49ers? A Cinderella playoff run could make his stock very volatile as long as Seattle stays alive.
Trevor Lawrence has been more productive than both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning through two seasons. His first playoff game will serve as a good benchmark for the rest of his career.
Justin Herbert heads to Jacksonville for the first playoff game of his career. The market thinks he’ll have a more productive career than both Joe Burrow and Josh Allen from this point forward. It will be interesting to see how he fares in his first playoff game.
Josh Allen and the Bills have been waiting for this moment since last year’s loss in Kansas City. Their road to the Super Bowl starts against Miami. Go Long on Allen now if you think Buffalo is ready to go all the way.
Is Daniel Jones the Giants’ QB of the future? The market thinks he’ll only play about two more seasons of mediocre football. Go Long if you think he has more than that in the tank!
Richie James and Isaiah Hodgins have come out of nowhere to lead the Giants’ WR corps. Their stocks are up 23% and 40% respectively this season and could continue to climb with every Giants victory.
Justin Jefferson has banked the second most Mojo Value ever for a WR through three seasons — trailing only Vikings legend Randy Moss. Can Jefferson add to his lore with a strong first playoff game?
The market thinks Josh Allen and Justin Herbert will be more productive than Joe Burrow from this point forward, yet Burrow has already won more playoff games than those two combined. Go Long on Burrow if you think he and the Bengals are ready to make another run!
Ja’Marr Chase shook off his midseason hip injury in style. He and Tee Higgins starred during last year’s playoffs and there may not be an AFC secondary that can stop them this time around either.
Will this be the last game of Tom Brady’s career? The market expects him to come back next year, so there’s an opportunity to Go Short if you think this is his curtain call!
Tony Pollard banked the seventh most Mojo Value of any RB in the league this season! He should be a focal point for the Cowboys this postseason and could see his role expand next year as a potential free agent.
