My suggestion is an SHL edition of poker. It's played like regular poker, with 2 major differences:
It uses a 64-card deck created by selecting 4 players from every team and assigning them a rank on the scale of 1 to 5 based on their current stats and potential.

Then the list of SHL poker hands is:
Straight flush - 5 players of sequential rank from the same division (e.g  1   2  3  4   5, note:   5 card is, of course, CC2)

Four of a kind - 4 players of the same rank (e.g  3 3 3 3 1)

Full house - 3 players of the same rank and 2 players of another rank (e.g  4 4 4 2 2)

Flush - 4 players from 1 team plus any other player (e.g  1 2 4 5 3)

Straight - same as straight flush, except players don't have to be from teams in the same division (e.g  1 2 3 4 5)

Three of a kind - 3 players of one rank and 2 players of 2 other ranks (e.g  4 4 4 3 3)

Two pair - 2 cards of one rank + 2 cards of another rank + a card of a third rank (e.g  4 4 3 3 5)

One pair - 2 cards of one rank and 3 cards of 3 other ranks (e.g  4 4 3 2 5)