A VERY UNOFFICIAL ORIGIN STORY
Fantasy ballroom.
Real bragging rights.
Ballroom Brawlers started with a very serious problem:
Two people were watching Dancing with the Stars, and there was no sufficiently elaborate way to compete about it.
So Shannon built one.
The original brawl was Kate vs. Shannon, a two-player fantasy competition complete with a draft, weekly predictions, scoring, eliminations, and enough opportunity for trash talk to make the whole thing worthwhile.
Now anyone can start their own.
SMALL LEAGUE. BIG OPINIONS.
How it works
Ballroom Brawlers is a free, private fantasy game for two people.
Create a brawl, invite your opponent, draft the remaining couples, make your predictions, and follow along as the season unfolds.
Each week, we check the broadcast schedule and results from Wikipedia once for everyone. Scores arrive automatically when verified. Choose “I’ve watched” to reveal your scores, standings and eliminations; your rival can reveal theirs whenever they’re ready.
Built for watching together
Every Ballroom Brawlers brawl is intentionally 1v1.
It works for spouses, siblings, friends, parents and kids who can legally use the service, coworkers, or the person who keeps insisting they can predict the judges better than you can.
Draft your favourites. Call the elimination. Predict the scores. Win the week.
Become unbearable about it.
ALL BRAGGING RIGHTS. NO BUY-IN.
Free to play
Ballroom Brawlers is free. There are no paid leagues, entry fees, cash prizes, or gambling features. It exists because watching a competition is more fun when you have someone to compete against.
Unofficial fan project
Ballroom Brawlers is an independent fan-made project from Mom Player Character.
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or associated with Dancing with the Stars, ABC, Disney, BBC Studios, or any of the show’s performers, producers, broadcasters, or rights holders.
All show names, contestant names, trademarks, images, and other third-party intellectual property belong to their respective owners.
Say hello: hello@ballroombrawlers.com.
Ready to brawl?
Create a brawl. Invite your opponent. Choose your dancers carefully.
Your dignity may depend on it.