A Monopoly MOAT market game
Did It Beat the S&P 500?
Seven stocks and ETFs. Did they beat the S&P 500—and how hard did they fall along the way? Place each one on the board, reveal the results, and collect your daily result card. Played on Reddit.
Private testing. Reddit review pending. Public play is not available yet.
No mplymoat.com player account. No Reddit username, user ID, score, answer, or gameplay data is requested or received by this page.
Across: return relative to the S&P 500. Down: maximum drawdown, the largest peak-to-trough fall during the period. This illustration is not a playable board or a real result.
HOW IT WORKS
A daily game, hosted on Reddit.
Each daily run contains seven stocks or ETFs. Estimate how each performed against the benchmark and how far it fell along the way. You play inside the Reddit app, not here.
- 01
Place each asset
Estimate its return relative to the S&P 500 and its maximum drawdown.
- 02
Reveal the result
Compare your guess with the measured result and the crowd heatmap.
- 03
Finish your daily card
Complete all seven rounds to earn points, career progress, and a shareable collectible card.
Familiar stocks or ETFs, judged on the same two measurements.
Your placement alongside the measured result and other players’ guesses.
Build your career progress and share your card. No real-money rewards.
Your game data
The game stays on Reddit.
There is no player login, score submission, answer field, or Reddit account connection on mplymoat.com. We do not ask Reddit to send us a player’s username, account ID, score, response, ranking, or gameplay history.
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QUICK ANSWERS
Questions
What do I do in each round?
Place one of seven stocks or ETFs on the board using two estimates: its return relative to the S&P 500 and its maximum drawdown. The reveal shows the measured result and how the crowd placed it. Completing the run awards points, career progress, and a shareable collectible card.
What does maximum drawdown mean?
It is the largest drop from an earlier peak to a later low during the measurement period. An asset can finish ahead of the S&P 500 even after a steep fall along the way. The board asks you to judge both outcomes.
Can I play it now?
The game is in private testing and has been submitted for Reddit review. Public play is not available yet. Visit r/MonopolyMOAT for updates; this website explains the game but does not host it.
Does mplymoat.com receive player data?
No. This landing page does not request or receive Reddit usernames, Reddit user IDs, scores, answers, rankings, or gameplay data.
Is this investment advice or a real-money game?
No. Did It Beat the S&P 500? is for education and entertainment. It does not execute trades, take wagers, or award redeemable financial rewards. Points and cards are game progress, not investment recommendations.
Follow the project
Find updates in r/MonopolyMOAT.
The game is in private testing, with Reddit review pending. Community access does not mean the game is approved or publicly playable.