Glossary
EuroLeague Fantasy points (FPT): how they are scored
In EuroLeague Fantasy a player scores his PIR, plus 10% of it when his team wins. Here is the rule, worked examples, the captain and bench multipliers, and how coaches score.
The rule
FPT = PIR + 10% of |PIR| if his team wins. PIR is the official EuroLeague rating (what it is and how it is calculated). In a loss the player scores his PIR as it is.
Examples
- 33 PIR in a win: 33 + 3.3 = 36.3 FPT.
- 18.7 PIR in a loss: 18.7 FPT.
- -3 PIR in a win: -3 + 0.3 = -2.7 FPT.
Why it matters
The win bonus means that, for the same performance, a player on a favoured team is worth a little more. And the FPT of the round decide whether his price goes up or down (how prices change).
Frequently asked
- What is FPT in EuroLeague Fantasy?
- FPT means Fantasy points: the points a player scores for your team in a round. It is his PIR in the game, plus 10% of that PIR (in absolute value) when his team wins.
- Does a player lose points when his team loses?
- No. A loss adds nothing and takes nothing away: the player scores exactly his PIR. Only a win adds the 10% bonus.
- How is a negative PIR scored after a win?
- The bonus is 10% of the absolute value, so it always adds. A player with -5 PIR in a win scores -5 + 0.5 = -4.5 FPT.
- How do captain and bench points work?
- Your captain scores double. The five starters and the sixth man score 100%, and the rest of the bench scores 50% of their FPT.
- How do coaches score?
- By the result of their team: win by 1-10 or in overtime +10, by 11-20 +20, by more than 20 +25; lose by 1-10 or in overtime -5, by 11-20 -10, by more than 20 -20.
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