How to Play

1. Download the app

Step 1.1: To start the download, go to the main page and click the “Download” button. Save the file on your device, then open the “Downloads” folder and run the installation file.

Step 1.2: For additional security, it is recommended to check the file with an antivirus program. If the system blocks the installation of applications from unknown sources, allow the installation of third-party software in the device settings.

Step 1.3: After the installation is complete, a shortcut for quick access to the application will appear on the desktop. Make sure that your device meets the minimum system requirements for stable operation. To start the download, use the “Download” button on our website.

2. Select a League or Tournament

Step 2.1: After registering, select a league. Leagues can be open (public) or closed (private). If you want to play with friends, create a private league.

Step 2.2: Some platforms also offer tournaments and seasonal championships. Make sure the league or tournament you choose matches your interests and requirements.

3. Create a Team

Step 3.1: Proceed to the team creation section. Here, you will need to select a roster of players for your team.

Step 3.2: In fantasy hockey, you will need to select players for several positions: forwards, defensemen, and goalies. Consider the current form of the players, their stats, and cost. Balance the roster to cover all positions without exceeding the budget.

Step 3.3: Usually, you have a budget limit, and it is important to skillfully distribute the money between the players. Think about which players are the most promising and can bring you points due to their performance.

4. Budget Management

Step 4.1: Each fantasy hockey platform provides a limited budget for drafting players. This is often an amount that limits your selection, and you must be able to manage this money to draft the best players without going over the limit.

Step 4.2: Keep in mind that high-end players are more expensive, so try to combine star players with less expensive but effective players.

5. Pick a Team Captain

Step 5.1: Many fantasy sports leagues allow you to appoint a captain who will provide extra points for successful performance on the field. Choose a captain from among the most consistent players who consistently show good performance.

Step 5.2: The captain should be a key player on the team who can have the greatest impact on the game, so choose players who score frequently, make assists, or show excellent defense.

6. Monitor Injuries and Lineup Changes

Step 6.1: Before selecting players for your team, study their stats and health. For example, if a player is injured or not in the starting lineup, do not include him in the team.

Step 6.2: Throughout the season, monitor new injuries or lineup changes. Replace injured or underperforming players to improve the lineup.

7. Match Planning and Lineup Optimization

Step 7.1: Before each match, analyze the lineups. Research which players play against weaker opponents to increase the chances of scoring points.

Step 7.2: Substitute players based on their current form, the strength of the opponents, and other factors. Continuously improve your lineup selection strategy.

8. Scoring and Lineup Updates

Step 8.1: Each player on your team will earn points based on their actions on the pitch (goals, assists, blocks, etc.). Keep track of match results and overall stats.

Step 8.2: After each game day or week, analyze the results and update the roster. Replace players who do not bring the required number of points.

9. Participate in competitions and leagues

Step 9.1: Participate in championships and tournaments held by the platform. Constantly improve your strategy to win the league.

Step 9.2: Strive for victories, earn additional points, participating in various fantasy hockey leagues and tournaments.

10. Win and analyze the results

Step 10.1: Closely monitor the results of games and compare your results with other league participants.

Step 10.2: Analyze your roster and take part in improving the strategy for the next seasons to become the best in fantasy hockey.