Sportdaq was the web-based sister game to the

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Celebdaq Celebdaq was an online "celebrity stock exchange" game on the BBC's website which had its own television show on BBC Three. The television show was presented by Paddy O'Connell & Libby Potter. Later, the comedian Jenny Eclair was the presenter. ...

. Sportdaq started during August 2004. Players buy and sell

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in sport stars using £10,000 of virtual cash that they are given to play with. Each week players of the game are given

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s for the shares they own based on how much press coverage the sport stars they hold shares in got that week in a number of London-based daily newspaper sport sections, web sites and

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news reports. Additionally, money can be made throughout the week by correctly predicting the outcome of selected sporting events, known as Win Bonuses paid at £1 per share held at the win bonus deadline. Sportdaq and its sister website Celebdaq were both closed on 26 February 2010, as part of a series of cuts to the BBC's online services.http://www.bbc.co.uk/sportdaq/news/statements/2010/02/01/62431.shtml Sportdaq to close Relaunch
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announced plans to recreate SportDAQ with similar ideas to the original.

Weekly events

;Millionaires Day - Saturday : Everyone who has a

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worth over £2 million gets 'kneecapped'. Sport stars are listed and sometimes delisted according to a traders vote. ;Top Trader - Tuesday : The person who has made the most

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in percentage terms in accordance with the rules during the last 7 days. ;Dividend Thursday: The dividends earned during the previous 2 days are handed out after midnight UK time.

Kneecapping and status symbols

When a player accumulates over £2 million, all of his or her money and shares are taken away and replaced with a fresh £10,000. This prevents people from controlling the market when they acquire large amounts of cash. As compensation they are given status symbols to replace the number of millions they had. * £1 million: fat wad of cash * £5 million: sexy car * £10 million: luxury yacht * £25 million: very big house in the country * £50 million: executive jet * £100 million: exotic island * £500 million: crown of a minor nation state * £1 billion: you become

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(the only difference to Celebdaq with regard to status symbols) The first player to break the £1 billion mark and win a Roman Abramovich icon did so in February 2007.

References

External links

*{{bbc.co.uk, id=sportdaq, title=BBC Sportdaq
Sportdaq Talk - a fan based site with no official connection to the BBC

Sportdaq Sportdaq was the web-based sister game to the BBC's Celebdaq. Sportdaq started during August 2004. Players buy and sell shares in sport stars using £10,000 of virtual cash that they are given to play with. Each week players of the game are given ...

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