RSFC
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The parent company above every league. Built to be the premier home of fantasy reality television — one engine, proven live on Survivor, designed to run any competition show, for any group of players, anywhere.
I’ve loved reality television since I was a kid. Survivor most of all — I’ve watched every season live, except the one that aired while I was in Army basic training.
Some of my best memories of the show aren’t just the blindsides. They’re the phone calls after — my mom and my grandma, breaking down every episode together. My mom is still the biggest Survivor fan I know. My grandma’s gone now, but those calls are the tradition this whole thing is built to carry on.
And my purpose? That’s simple. Arya, Tyrion, and Wynnter. I want them to be proud of me. Their initials are on the company seal — AL, TL, WL — because they’re why any of this matters.
— Tim Fouty, Founder & CEO
RSFC sits above the individual leagues. The Survivor Fantasy League — Season 51, running live right now at sfl.life — is the proof of concept: a real league with real captains, a published constitution, weekly audited scoring, and a championship that pays. The vision is the hub: any group of friends or total strangers founds their own Tribe, drafts a squad, and chases a real title on the shows they already love. Survivor today. Big Brother tested. Every competition show tomorrow.
The League is Life. Now, for every show.
Fantasy sports is a $13.28B market heading to $40.54B. Reality competition runs on the exact rhythm fantasy was built for — a cast, a season arc, a champion — and nobody owns it yet.
Request the investor brief →SFL Season 51 is scoring real television every week: five captains, thirty-three scoring events, a merge re-draft, a trade market, alliance maps, and a champion’s payout. Audited. Every point earned, every call transparent.
See the live league →Underneath SFL is a show-agnostic fantasy engine — already mapped onto Big Brother with a full 33-event design. Tribes, chiefs, captains, drafts: the structure mirrors the shows themselves. That’s why players stay.
Request the investor brief →Presenting sponsorships, branded content segments, and a front-row seat at the premier home of fantasy reality TV. Investment and sponsorship conversations start with the Office of the CEO.
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