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Food Club Pirates

 Below are all of the pirates that are competing in Food Club. I may not update this every day. You can find the most current win/loss on Food Club under Pirates


What is Food Club you ask? Food Club is an eating contest among 20 infamous pirates. There are 5 arenas and 1 pirate from each arena will win the match. To play you bet on a pirate or a series of pirates in different arenas. Every pirate in the bet must win for you to win the bet.

There are odds for each pirate and those can change throughout the day. If you want to be conservative you might go with the odds and stay pretty safe. You will likely win but not in a big way. Or.... you can be like me and take risks. You will sometimes look at my bets and say what on earth is Cameila doing. I focus on getting the big wins. It is strategy which works for me. But then again if I lose I do not sweat it. But I have won big. My trophy proves that!

How much can you bet? That depends on the age of your account. For each day of age the bet amount increases by 2 neopoints. I can bet over 11,000 neopoints a bet now. You can also bet up to 10 times per day.

Below are all of the pirates that are competing in Food Club. Click on the pirates name if you wish to get a better look at their stats, which will help you in determining how well they will do in each competition (who you should bet on).

Pirates
NameStrengthWeightWinsLosses%
Scurvy Dan the Blade871663742414347%
Young Sproggie731121549633520%
Orvinn the First Mate52221865702011%
Lucky McKyriggan821822190569528%
Sir Edmund Ogletree791772135574927%
Peg Leg Percival732021125675914%
Bonnie Pip Culliford761161844604123%
Puffo the Waister681801034685113%
Stuff-A-Roo5921146874176%
Squire Venable6121349473916%
Captain Crossblades66185894699111%
Ol' Stripey741891654623021%
Ned the Skipper791691867601824%
Fairfax the Deckhand711511483640219%
Gooblah the Grarrl931995110277365%
Franchisco Corvallio811652787509735%
Federismo Corvallio811662827505736%
Admiral Blackbeard761711352653317%
Buck Cutlass891893512437345%
The Tailhook Kid812072487539732%



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