Your lineup earns points based on real NBA player performance during games. Understanding the scoring system is key to building winning lineups and maximizing your contest performance.
| Action | Points Awarded |
|---|---|
| Point Scored | +1.0 |
| Three-Point Shot Made | +0.5 (bonus) |
| Rebound | +1.25 |
| Assist | +1.5 |
| Steal | +2.0 |
| Block | +2.0 |
| Turnover | -0.5 |
| Personal Foul | -0.25 |
| Double-Double (10+ in 2 categories) | +1.5 (bonus) |
| Triple-Double (10+ in 3 categories) | +3.0 (bonus) |
Certain roster positions may have scoring multipliers in specific contest formats:
Players with high usage rates tend to accumulate more stats across multiple categories.
Analyze opponent defensive rankings. Target players facing weaker defenses.
Games with faster pace typically produce more total stats and scoring opportunities.
Mix star players with high-value role players to optimize your roster within contest constraints.
Track playing time trends and coach rotation patterns for consistent performers.
Players who contribute across multiple stat categories offer the best upside for bonuses.
Stacking Strategy: Build lineups around high-scoring game environments. If a game has a high total points projection, consider multiple players from that matchup.
Contrarian Plays: In large tournaments, consider lower-owned players with high upside to differentiate your lineup from the field.
Late Swap: Monitor injury news and starting lineups. Make last-minute adjustments before contest lock to optimize your roster.
Captain Selection: Your captain choice is crucial with the 1.5x multiplier. Balance safety with upside based on contest format and size.
Some special contest formats may feature modified scoring rules:
You must be 18 years or older to participate in fantasy sports contests.