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The game runs online with a moderator, and tournaments have run hybrid: at Frankfurt in 2025, three of the seven teams played online. The schedule lists no online dates — the date is set in the reply to an enquiry.
Life Capital tournaments are strategy arenas where school-age players compete across national stages in Ottawa, Frankfurt, Vienna and Kyiv, and next in Geneva. Strategic alliances, the speed of capital allocation and negotiation under pressure decide the champion.
Detailed breakdown of participants, host institutions, and verified photo records.
Hosted at Carleton University in Ottawa, gathering 62 teenage strategists representing Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. The championship tested resource velocity across multi-round hybrid simulation tables.
A 3-day European championship gathering 160+ international participants aged 13–17 in Frankfurt am Main. The program integrated real-market immersion with visits to the Deutsche Börse and the Frankfurt Money Museum.
12 national teams from 12 European countries convened in Vienna to prove the international scalability of the simulation methodology. Closing ceremony attended by the Ambassador of Ukraine to Austria and Ministry representatives.
Held at Kyiv National Economic University in partnership with the National Bank of Ukraine, Deposit Guarantee Fund, and MES. Brought together regional champions from across Ukraine for an intense 5-hour tournament.
Played in Ottawa on 14 March 2026 as a Global Money Week event, with 36 teenagers registered through the official form, aged 11 to 18, from Ontario and Alberta. The day closed with medals struck for the tournament and printed diplomas.
True competitive spirit, focused negotiations, and real leadership under pressure.
| Date | Championship | Location & Host | Scale | Champion Team / Strategist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26–28.04.2024 | 1st International Tournament | Vienna, Austria | 12 national teams, 12 countries | Winner: Team Germany |
| 21.03.2025 | 1st National Tournament: Ukraine | Kyiv, Vadym Hetman KNEU | Teams from Kyiv, Odesa, Ternopil, Kryvyi Rih | Winner: Team Odesa |
| 25–27.04.2025 | 2nd International Tournament | Frankfurt am Main, Germany | 160+ strategists, ages 13–17, hybrid | Winner: Team Odesa |
| 26.04.2025 | 1st National Tournament: Canada | Ottawa, Carleton University | 62 youth strategists, 4 provinces | Individual champion — named after consent |
| 14.03.2026 | 2nd National Tournament: Canada | Ottawa, Canada | 36 registrations, ages 11–18 | |
| 28–31.10.2026 · 3rd International Tournament, Geneva | dates and city confirmed | |||
Official tournament records are maintained with accredited diplomas and publicly accessible photo archives.
In a Life Capital tournament, each 6-person team disperses across separate tables. At every single table, six teenage strangers — representing rival schools and regions — must negotiate, form joint investment syndicates, and trade capital assets.
The table is won by the player who builds the fastest alliances and still keeps their own liquidity intact.
Every table is presided over by a certified Master Trainer and an official Central Banker, ensuring complete adherence to simulation invariants and accurate portfolio audits.
The game runs online with a moderator, and tournaments have run hybrid: at Frankfurt in 2025, three of the seven teams played online. The schedule lists no online dates — the date is set in the reply to an enquiry.
The European stages are run by the Ukrainian rights holder of the methodology — the NGO Business Club Partner, Kharkiv. An enquiry from Europe is passed to that network with your city, your language and the number of players in it.
Both routes are open to anyone reading a Canadian schedule from Europe.
Leave a contact and you get tournament invitations, the rulebook and regional qualifier dates as they are set.
Your contact is used for tournament announcements and qualification packets, and for nothing else.