What happened
The product was tested during the 2026 World Cup before its wider launch. Customers can choose between two and five players from the same match or different matches. They then set a shared squad target using seven player-stat markets covering goals, assists, shots, tackles and cards.
Unlike a traditional betbuilder, the target is met through the squad’s combined contribution rather than separate required outcomes for each player. BOYLE Sports also offers pre-built squads as a starting point. Its Sub Swap feature carries an active selection to a replacement when a chosen player is substituted.
How to check it yourself
In BOYLE Sports’ football offering, look for Squad Builder on an eligible major-league fixture. The selection screen should show whether players can be drawn from one match or several, the available statistical markets, and the shared target for the squad.
Customers should also read the Sub Swap wording before placing a selection. That rule is the key check for anyone selecting a player who may be substituted, because it explains how the replacement is handled.
What the RTP Index newsroom thinks
The shared-target format is a clearer product idea than adding unrelated player picks to one slip. It matches the way supporters often judge a match: by weighing the combined influence of several players rather than relying on one individual.
Sub Swap is the feature that gives the format practical value, since substitutions are routine in football. BOYLE Sports should make the target rules and statistic definitions easy to find, because the product’s flexibility will otherwise make it harder to understand.
