“Two Ways to Play”
“Spin for Your Squad”
“Draft with Full Stats”
“Take on the Challenge”
“Climb the Leaderboard”
“Build Your Legacy”
“How Far Can You Go?”
A closer look at the screenshots
The mode screen shows Classic, HoopIQ, and one versus one choices.
A randomizer selects a team and era above a court diagram.
A player list contains detailed per game statistics.
A named user sends a challenge with a score to beat.
A podium displays usernames and precise scores.
A profile tracks games, best score, and best record.
A finished roster shows a projected win record and share action.
About this app
Can you build the perfect lineup and go 82-0? 82-0 is the viral basketball roster-building game where every pick matters. Spin for a random team and decade, draft the best player available, build your ultimate five-man lineup, and see if your squad has what it takes to finish the season undefeated. Choose legends, compare eras, test your hoops knowledge, and chase the perfect record. Build your dream lineup Spin teams and decades Play with strategy, luck, and basketball IQ Simulate your season record Try to go 82-0 Share your results with friends Whether you’re a casual fan, basketball history nerd, fantasy hoops addict, or just love debating all-time teams, 82-0 is built for you. Draft smart. Trust your instincts. Build greatness. Can your team go 82-0?
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Two Ways to Play”
'Two Ways to Play' frames the main distinction as a simple choice, with the screen adding the available modes.
“Spin for Your Squad”
'Spin for Your Squad' uses alliteration to describe randomized team selection.
“Draft with Full Stats”
'Draft with Full Stats' makes complete player information the selection benefit.
“Take on the Challenge”
'Take on the Challenge' invites a specific competitive response.
“Climb the Leaderboard”
'Climb the Leaderboard' makes rank progress the objective.
“Build Your Legacy”
'Build Your Legacy' gives accumulated performance a lasting identity.
“How Far Can You Go?”
'How Far Can You Go?' uses an open question to invite a personal performance test.
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