A fantasy sport, less commonly known as rotisserie or roto, is a game in which participants assemble imaginary or virtual teams made up of proxies of real professional athletes. These teams compete based on their players' statistical performance in actual games. This performance is converted into points, which are compiled and summed according to a roster chosen by the manager of each fantasy team. These point systems are simple enough to calculate manually by a "league commissioner" who coordinates and manages the overall league, or they can be compiled and calculated using computers that track actual professional sport results. Team owners in fantasy sports, like in real sports, draught, trade, and cut (drop) players. At the start of a season (or game), you assemble a team of players using a budget. You select a mix of star players and newcomers. As the season progresses, you will get points for each player on your team's performance. Your team, like the other teams in the league, competes against others in the fantasy betting competition.