🧠Managing Team
Each Matchday (G) is divided into several Rounds (T1, T2, T3...), each corresponding to a block of games played on the same day. This structure allows you to make changes to your lineup between one Round and the next.
No automatic substitutions
Substitutions are not automatic. If a player you have included in your starting five does not play or gets a score you are not satisfied with, you will have to replace them yourself.
For this reason, it is important to set your lineup taking the distribution of the Rounds into account, positioning players strategically between the court and the bench.
What you can do between Rounds
Between the last game played in one Round and the first game of the next, you can:
Replace a starter with a player on the bench, provided that the benched player has not yet taken the court.
Change the Captain, choosing a player who has not yet taken the court.
Change the game formation, if compatible with the available players.
All changes must be completed before the start of the next Round. You can also undo them, provided that the new Round has not yet started.
If some teams are indicated as “resting” within a Matchday (G), all players involved (including unavailable players and the coach) will be assigned their respective average score in T1, equal to the average points earned in the Matchdays already played. Please note: players from “resting” teams do not multiply their score if selected as Captain.
Bench
When you make a substitution:
The player coming in will earn points normally.
The player coming off will have their score halved, with the exception of the sixth man, who receives 100% of their score even though they are on the bench.
At the end of the Matchday (G), the fantasy team's total will be determined by the score of:
players on the court, the sixth man and the coach at 100%;
players on the bench at 50%.
Captain
Depending on the settings chosen by the draft Admin, the Captain may have no multiplier or may have a multiplier of 1.5 or 2.
Stands
Starting this season, the Stands slots are unlocked and will effectively work as an extension of the bench.
In practice, if you have a player in the Stands who has not yet taken the court, you can use them to replace a player on your roster who will not play, for example due to injury, or a player who has already played but disappointed.
This gives you an additional opportunity to make changes to your lineup during the Matchday and make full use of your entire available roster.
PLEASE NOTE: players left in the Stands will not receive any score. If a player remains in the Stands at the end of the Matchday, their score will not be included in the team's total.
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