This isn't a hard question to answer. Your prospective investors really aren't going to invest without customer traction. You have no product, and you have just a month's living expenses left.
Even with a hail-mary play that gets you some a semblance of a working product and some users in December, you still won't have a trendline to show investors.
If plodding forward doesn't really cost you anything, because you're basically insolvent anyways, sure, keep plodding forward.
Otherwise: draw up Plan B. Doing something else doesn't mean you can't return to your fantasy sports platform later on. It just means you need to figure out a way to start getting paid, and that needs to be a priority.
Due respect to the rest of the comments on this thread, but how much you believe in yourself really doesn't have much to do with your decision.
Even with a hail-mary play that gets you some a semblance of a working product and some users in December, you still won't have a trendline to show investors.
If plodding forward doesn't really cost you anything, because you're basically insolvent anyways, sure, keep plodding forward.
Otherwise: draw up Plan B. Doing something else doesn't mean you can't return to your fantasy sports platform later on. It just means you need to figure out a way to start getting paid, and that needs to be a priority.
Due respect to the rest of the comments on this thread, but how much you believe in yourself really doesn't have much to do with your decision.