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Player Profit is now Playvo: review, prices and rules checked
Player Profit became Playvo in early 2026: playerprofit.com now redirects to playvo.us. The site sells sports picking challenges from $39, played on simulated accounts, and pays out 70% of rewards once you qualify. Prices by account size are no longer shown on its public pages.
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In short
- Name
- Playvo since early 2026. playerprofit.com redirects to playvo.us.
- Entry price
- From $39 (Blitz Challenge). Prices by account size are not public.
- Evaluation
- One phase: 25% profit target, 10% maximum drawdown, 20 picks minimum.
- Payout
- 70% of rewards, on a rolling 30-day cycle.
- Where
- United States. "Available in 40 states", according to the site.
- Company
- C.C.R.A Capital LLC, named in the terms of service.
- Trustpilot
- 4.0 out of 5 from 85 reviews, on a profile still named Player Profit.
Player Profit is now Playvo
If you search for Player Profit today, you land on Playvo. The old address, playerprofit.com, sends every visitor to playvo.us. Archived copies date the change: the Player Profit site was still online on February 7, 2026, and playvo.us first appears in the archive on March 5.
The vocabulary changed with the name. Playvo presents itself as "skill-based challenges": you make "picks", you earn "Gold Coins", you redeem "Playvo Cash". The mechanics are the ones Player Profit customers know: pay for a challenge, reach a profit target without breaking the loss limit, then receive a share of what the account earns.
Several Player Profit pages are still online on the Playvo site, with the old name and old prices. We list them further down, because they no longer match what the home page sells.
The Blitz Challenge: price and rules
The Blitz Challenge is the only format shown on the home page. It has one evaluation phase, then the funded stage.
| Rule | Phase 1 | Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Price | From $39 | No further fee listed |
| Profit target | 25% | None |
| Maximum drawdown | 10% | 10% |
| Minimum number of picks | 20 | 20 |
| Risk per pick | 1% to 5% | 1% to 5% |
| Fee to cash out a pick early | 10% of the pick | 10% of the pick |
| Payout share | Not applicable | 70% |
Two things are missing from the public page: the account sizes on offer and the price of each. The FAQ only mentions "challenge tiers up to $100,000". The table gives no time limit and no daily loss limit for the Blitz Challenge.
Other formats described in the FAQ
The FAQ describes two more formats. Neither has a public price on the pages we read.
Pro Challenge. A two-step evaluation. The daily loss limit is 10% of the starting balance and does not move with profits: $1,000 on a $10,000 challenge. The account fails if it falls 15% or more below its highest balance.
Profit Challenge. Four levels, with rewards of up to 0.1x, 2x, 10x and 50x. The maximum drawdown is 10%, measured from the highest balance reached.
Payouts
From the qualified stage, Playvo pays 70% of the rewards earned. The cycle is a rolling 30 days: the first payout is available 30 days after you start on the qualified account.
The minimum is $20 by bank wire and $50 in crypto. The FAQ lists bank wire, crypto, PayPal, Venmo, CashApp and Zelle, and says payouts are "typically processed within a couple business days".
One rule to watch at the qualified stage: you must place at least one pick every five days (120 hours). Cashing out a pick does not reset that timer. The FAQ does not say what happens when the timer runs out.
What you can pick, and how
Playvo covers the main US leagues (NFL, NCAAF, NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL), UFC, tennis, golf and the major soccer competitions. Moneylines, spreads, totals, props, futures, live props and same game parlays are all listed.
You may place one pick per market in a game, and no more than two picks on the same game.
No real bet is placed. The FAQ states that every phase, funded accounts included, runs on a simulated feed, with odds that mirror DraftKings "as closely as possible".
The old Player Profit prices still online
An older page of the site still shows Player Profit plans. They may not be on sale any more, and they do not match the Blitz Challenge rules above.
| Account | Price | Target, each phase | Max daily loss | Max drawdown | Risk per pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | $14.99 | 20% | 10% | 15% | $10 to $50 |
| $5,000 | $144.99 | 20% | 10% | 15% | $50 to $250 |
| $50,000 | $1,199.99 | 20% | 10% | 15% | $500 to $2,500 |
What public reviews say
On Trustpilot, the profile is still named Player Profit. It shows 4.0 out of 5 from 85 reviews. The reviews are split: 77% give five stars and 22% give one star. We found no Trustpilot profile for playvo.us.
The site invites visitors to "connect with more than 15K players" on Discord. The public invite showed about 12,000 members on October 3, 2026.
We have not taken a challenge with Playvo. We cannot vouch for a real payout delay: for that, read recent reviews and check their dates.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- A $39 entry price.
- One evaluation phase in the Blitz Challenge.
- A wide range of US sports and pick types.
- Six payout methods, with a $20 minimum by bank wire.
Weaknesses
- Account sizes and prices are not published before sign-up.
- A 70% payout share, on a 30-day cycle.
- A 10% fee each time you cash out a pick early.
- At least one pick every five days at the qualified stage.
- Old Player Profit pages and prices still online next to the new offer.
- Reviews split between five stars and one star.
Who is it for?
Playvo suits a player based in the United States who wants a low entry price and a single evaluation phase, and who is comfortable signing up before seeing the full price list.
If you want the account size, the price and every rule in front of you before you create an account, compare with operators that publish their full grid.
Frequently asked questions
Is Player Profit the same company as Playvo?
Yes. playerprofit.com redirects to playvo.us, and Playvo's own pages still carry the Player Profit name in places: its affiliate page, an older pricing page, and parts of its terms. The terms name C.C.R.A Capital LLC as the operator.
How much does a Playvo challenge cost?
The home page shows one format, the Blitz Challenge, "starting at $39". Prices by account size are not listed on the public pages: they appear after sign-up. An older Player Profit page, still online, lists a $1,000 account at $14.99, a $5,000 account at $144.99 and a $50,000 account at $1,199.99.
How do Playvo payouts work?
Once you reach the qualified stage, Playvo pays 70% of the rewards earned. Payouts follow a rolling 30-day cycle: the first one is available 30 days after you start on the qualified account. The minimum is $20 by bank wire and $50 in crypto.
Do you bet real money on Playvo?
No. Playvo's FAQ states that every phase, funded accounts included, runs on a simulated feed that mirrors DraftKings odds. Its terms describe the product as skill-based contests and say that Playvo does not accept or place wagers.
Where is Playvo available?
The home page says Playvo is "available in 40 states". We did not find the list of those states on the public pages we read. Playvo is aimed at players in the United States.