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Before Starting The Game -

Team Inspection: Coaches are allowed to inspect an opponent’s team before the start of a game.   Players who do not pass inspection will be allowed to be modified to become compliant or not be permitted during the game.   Additional officials will be available to answer questions either in person, by e-mail, or by telephone. Coaches are encouraged to limit pre-game inspections to thirty minutes.   Board Vibration and Speed: Coaches are encouraged to test their players on the board to be played on before the start of a game, and agree on the speed of the board. In the event the two teams cannot agree, the home team will have the final determination of the speed setting of the board to be played on. In the event of a dispute, the commissioner will have the final authority. Coin Toss:   A coin toss is made just prior to starting the game. The "visiting" coach calls "heads" or "tails" while the coin is tossed in the air. The winner of the coin toss gets first ...

Outlaws

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  Headline Goes here Photo Article here 2026 Team Roster NO. Name POS Weight 10 Hasan Marcus QB1 FRANCHISE 22 Myron Navarro HB1 Row 3, Cell 4 28 Tomas Zuela HB2 Row 4, Cell 4 6 Arturo Godfrey ...

Sol

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Legends

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Vipers

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Renegades

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Line

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  Headline Goes here Photo Article here 2026 Team Roster NO. Name POS Weight 3 Mekhi Alonzo QB1 4.0 Row 3, Cell 1 Row 3, Cell 2 HB1 Row 3, Cell 4 Row 4, Cell 1 Row 4, Cell 2 HB2 Row 4, Cell 4 Row 6, Cell 1 ...

Breakers

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What Equipment is Needed?

Bases: Electric Football bases may be from any product line produced after 1970.   Base Height:   Electric Football Bases will not be excessively modified to a point where the player base plate exceeds the height of the base clips.   Base Bumpers, Freeze Frames, and Base Wraps:   These are allowed in the league. Frankenstein Bases:   The practice of building a new base from components of other bases is allowed, provided the overall size of the base does not visibly exceed the size of a typical Electric Football base.   Base Tweaking:   Prongs may be pulled, pressed, flashed, boiled, clipped, or shaped in order to improve mobility. Dials and shells may be interchanged as needed. Shells may be cut as needed in order to reduce weight.   Securing a Base to a Player: A base should be secured to a player primarily by its base clips. If the base clips are removed, or for extra support, the base may be adhered to the figure by the use of glue or double-si...

Building A Team..

Figure Type:   Electric Football figures may be from any product line produced after 2000, and meet the listed criteria below.   Figure Height:   All EF Figures shall be no more than 2 1/4 inches tall including base and extended arms.   Figure Weight:   A roster of forty players must have a combined total weight (including bases) of 171 grams. Two players per team (one on offense and one on defense) are considered franchise players, and are exempt from the 171 grams weight cap.   A Team Roster must contain a minimum of 24 players.   Uniforms:   Teams may use all home jersey, all away jersey, or offense in home jersey and defense in away jersey.   Allowed Poses:   Coaches may modify the appearance of a player to gain a competitive advantage.   Figures cannot be molded or modified to have attributes not found in standard football players.   Each team will have one TTQB to be the kicker and punter. The TTQB must be on a base and m...

What is Cumulative Weight Distribution?

What is Cumulative Weight Distribution?  Cumulative Weight Distribution, or CWD, is another way to weight your players for your Electric Football team. Instead of having all your players weigh the same specific weight (not to exceed 4 grams), now you can decide what each player will weigh, and have two players on your roster with unlimited weight. We call these your Franchise players. What are Franchise Players?   You get one on offense and one on defense. These represent your “highest-paid” or “superstar” players. These two players are not factored into the cumulative weight of the entire team. Offensive or Defensive linemen cannot be designated as Franchise players.   And everyone else?   The rest of your team is weighed as a collective group. That collective group of 38 players must weight no more than 171 grams.   What if I have less than 40 players? Then multiply the number of players on your team (minus the two franchise players) by 4.5g. The total is your...