FPL BOBA

GW 13

1/2 FT
Enzo -> Minteh

Haaland x3

GW 12

2/3 FTs:
Gabriel -> Lacroix
Ndiaye -> Saka

GW 11

3 FT
Gyökeres -> Mateta

GW 10

3 FT
Reijnders -> Sarr

Oops..

GW 6

WC

Rank: 4 169 118

GW 5

1 FT

Murillo -> Gabriel

GW 4
1 FT
Sarr -> Semenyo

GW 3

2 FT:
Palmer -> Sarr
JSL -> Gyökeres

Bruno cap

GW 2
🎲

gl hf

🤔

Final rank 211🌏
#CWCFantasy

CWC Semi-final

Guirassy - > Mbappe
Kane -> JP
Marcos Leonardo -> Nkunku
Olise -> Jude
Stanisic -> Gusto

CWC
Quarter-final

Sommer - Sanchez
Anton -> Colwill
Nunes -> Palmer
Haaland -> Marcos Leonardo

CWC Fantasy
MD 3
WC

CWC Fantasy
MD 2
2 FT
Arrascaeta -> Arias
Gatti -> Xavier

Club World Cup Fantasy
MD 1

FH in the end

The worst season is closing to the end

Line chart titled “Can you still win your mini-league?” showing the probability of overcoming a point gap in Fantasy Premier League depending on manager skill level. Three curves represent different matchups: “Prime vs Random” (highest comeback chance), “Random vs Random,” and “Prime vs Prime” (lowest comeback chance). X-axis shows point gap (0–150), Y-axis shows probability of catching up (0%–100%). Below the main chart are three smaller histograms showing weekly point difference distributions between manager types, along with normal curve fits. The “Prime vs Random” histogram is skewed in favor of Prime. Prime managers are top 1000 most successful managers based on FPL finishes, while random sample is an overall sample among all FPL managers.

You're 40 points behind with 6 GWs to go. Can you still win your mini-league?
Depends who you're up against.
Based on past gameweek averages, here's what data says.
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GW 30

3 FT
Kluivert -> Eze
Wood -> Isak
Haaland -> Marmoush

#FPL

GW 29

WC

Haaland cap

#UCLFantasy MD12

Lautaro -> Kane
Bastoni -> Pavard
Schlotterbeck -> De Vrij

GW 28

Roll to 3 FTs

coldcoldcold

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MD 11
#UCLFantasy

I can reveal my tortured internals