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The Revised Model for Initial and Continued Involvement in Fantasy Football
The revised Model for Initial and Continued Involvement in Fantasy Football (r-MICIFF) provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the psychological and social drivers behind player engagement.
- The Fantasy Premier League (FPL) is the most popular fantasy football game globally, reaching approximately 11 million players during the 2022-23 season.
- The revised Model for Initial and Continued Involvement in Fantasy Football (r-MICIFF) identifies 15 distinct factors driving player engagement, categorized into initial involvement and continued participation.
- Motivations for playing fantasy football shift with age: younger adults (18-34) are more driven by competition and the game's ability to mimic real-world football, while older adults (45+) are more motivated by the challenge the game provides.
Entertainment ComputingDec 2024
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