New Table: Player's Points Breakdown

The table breaks down the Total Fantasy Premier League points obtained by every player who has made an appearance during the season.  Here is how it works: Every column lists the total points obtained by the player for that event, so far this season. Eg: a midfielder obtains 5 points for...

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Introducing: Transfer Anomaly Detection Viz.

The chart represents the  rate at which any player is transferred in or out in current game week. EG: if the score of a player is +50, it means that he is being transferred in at the rate of 50 for every single transfer out. And vice-versa for -ve scores. 25 players each of highest scores...

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Introducing: Player's Upcoming fixtures difficulty rating table

This was a popular request - a table where you can see all the players, their status, total points, points per game and their upcoming fixtures. This was also a very logical request as this would enable anyone to make the work less tedious when comparing players to pick every time (the official...

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Reality Check: Most Selected XI Vs Dream Team (Game Week 4)

This post is continuation of series where we check and analyze how good the FPL managers predict as a sum by comparing the 'Most Selected XI' of the game week to the 'Final Dream Team'. The most selected XI is based on the percentage ownership of the players among all FPL managers before the...

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Season Points distribution Treemap

Which team is leading the overall #FPL points table ? Which is at the bottom ? Are there some  players scoring chunks of their team's FPL points for particular teams ? Can they be good bet for your squad ? I have tried to make a simple interactive Treemap visualization to answer all such questions....

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Value Check: Visualizing Points per Million Cost of Players

Another day, another post. Two quick Data Visualizations of actual value of your FPL players.  Points per million cost Points per game per million cost I was thinking of making these charts once the season little matured (at least 5 game weeks) - but then, there I was this morning,...

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Visualizing Player Price Change

A quick visualization based on 'Price fluctuation' of players. This should be fun as the season progresses further (data and viz. will be updated automatically). A menu dedicated for visualizations alone is already created (see the menu section on top of the webpage) and this one is also...

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Introducing: Player's Price Watch Table

Beginning today, we start a new featured table - Player's Price Watch.  This will be placed directly under the main menu 'Season 16/17' and will be always available and up to date. This table can be useful to track the price fluctuation of all the #FPL players in one place. Both 'The total...

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Reality Check: Most Selected XI Vs Dream Team (Game Week 3)

This post is continuation of series where we check and analyze how good the FPL managers predict as a sum by comparing the 'Most Selected XI' of the game week to the 'Final Dream Team'. The most selected XI is based on the percentage ownership of the players among all FPL managers before...

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Reality Check: How much can we predict ? (Most Selected XI vs Dream Team)

Why humans make any prediction ? - To feel in control. - To give the impression they know what they are doing. - Or just to get some attention - because others are listening. Predicting comes naturally us. Our brain has to work really fast - that is its nature and it does so by predicting...

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The 343 Supremacy

The most popular formations in FPL seem to be 343 and 352 (general observation). This is hardly any surprise, more focus on attack mean more chance of getting goals and assists and picking up more FPL points. But how much difference it would make over the course of one full season ?  Well,...

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Kick-off

This is a blog about "Fantasy Premier League". And if those three words, in that order, do not make any sense to you - then the chances are, you are at a wrong place. And if you do not enjoy "football" (or soccer, whatever comes naturally to you) and "English Premier League" either - then most certainly...

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