Monaco Moose
The smallest arena in the league, by design. A moose appeared in Monaco Harbor and The Almighty Ice followed. The Grand Circuit seats 2,800 people worth approximately 40% of global GDP. The moose is unbothered.
Identity
Section titled “Identity”- City: Monaco, Monaco
- Arena: The Grand Circuit
- Capacity: 2,800
- Colors:
#C8102E/#D4A027 - Conference: La Conférence du Givre
- Joined: Season 3 expansion
Arena modifier—House Rules
Section titled “Arena modifier—House Rules”Winning bet payouts on games at The Grand Circuit are multiplied by the goal differential. A 3-1 result pays double. The house always wins. So does whoever reads the room best.
See all arena modifiers for cross-comparison.
The arena—lore
Section titled “The arena—lore”The Grand Circuit seats two thousand eight hundred people, making it the smallest arena in the league by a margin Le Council’s facilities office describes as deliberate. It is also, per the same office, the single most valuable room in professional sport on a per-seat basis, by an amount it declines to compute in public. A moose appeared in the harbor. The Almighty Ice followed. The ice is of the givre form: pale, soft at the surface, feathered where it meets the boards. Under House Rules, winning wagers pay out multiplied by the goal differential. The house wins. So does whoever reads the room best. Le Council has received no complaints about the arrangement, which Le Council attributes to the composition of the room rather than to the fairness of the terms.
The arena—building
Section titled “The arena—building”A narrow, tiered room built into the rock above the harbor, entered from the street at what is structurally the fourth level and descending from there. Two thousand eight hundred seats, all of them close, none of them cheap, upholstered in a deep red that the facilities office has confirmed is refreshed between fixtures. Brass rails, low warm lighting, and a ceiling worked in plaster that predates the manifestation and has never been catalogued. The Almighty Ice surface is regulation and not a centimeter more; the boards run so tight to the front row that spectators are asked, in three languages, not to place drinks on them. They place drinks on them. There is no upper deck, no scoreboard of any size, and no advertising of any kind. Results are posted by hand, on a board, by a person in a jacket. The moose is generally somewhere near the harbor entrance and is not asked to move.
S.H.I.F.T. movements
Section titled “S.H.I.F.T. movements”Season 03 window · 12–17 October 2026
Section titled “Season 03 window · 12–17 October 2026”- Trade. Received Shūta Tanaka (LW) from Tokyo Titans for the third line. Sent Julien Passeron (LW) the other way, round one.
- Trade. Received Wanjiku Mwangi (C) from Nairobi Narwhals for the third line. Sent Manon Aureglia (C) the other way, round two.
- Trade. Received Kevin Otieno (RW) from Nairobi Narwhals for the third line. Sent Théo Gastaldi (RW) the other way, round two.
- Trade. Sent Louis Médecin (LW) to Perth Pyres. Received Cooper Hale (LW) in return, for the third line, round one.
- Trade. Sent Emma Fissore (D) to Perth Pyres. Received Zara Patel (D) in return, for the second defence pair, round two.
See the S.H.I.F.T. for how a movement is filed, voted, and registered.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Teams overview—all 48 franchises.
- The conferences—how the Verglas and the Givre were sorted.
- Arena modifiers—the mechanic behind House Rules.
- Glossary—every term, A–Z.