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# How do I stake a Player Token?

You manager your “Team” of Player Tokens by staking your NFTs in the appropriate Nomo league.

Right now we have just launched the Fantasy Football (American Football) league, so that is the only league that shows up. More sports are coming very soon.

![](https://miro.medium.com/max/653/1*ApAkNZYD3JLx77w5_wFgAA.png)

Click **Stake Players** and select which players you would like to stake. Players must be staked before the first game of the week to be eligible to compete for that week’s rewards.

You can only stake a maximum of 12 players at any point, so you have to use a little skill and research to pick your top 12 player tokens.

![](https://miro.medium.com/max/600/1*5CawLzp1ap10jmtFBmlO1A.gif)

Once you’ve staked your players, you are all set.


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