Fantasy Points Calculator
A player's fantasy score from a stat line and the points your league gives each stat — six stat categories with editable values — with the total, the share each category contributed, and the per-game rate over a season.
Fantasy scoring is a weighted sum: each stat times the points the league assigns it.
How the fantasy points calculator works
Fantasy scoring is a weighted sum: each stat times the points the league assigns it. Leagues differ — a touchdown is six points here and four there, a goal two or three, a yard a tenth — so the values are inputs. The share rows show what actually drove the score, which is how you learn whether a player is a volume play or a big-play risk.
Formula: points = Σ statᵢ × valueᵢ
Worked examples
| Inputs | Fantasy points | Note |
|---|---|---|
| A two-score game | 34.2 | about 32 points |
| A quiet game | 8 | single figures |
| Half-point receptions | 30.7 | a lower line |
FAQFrequently asked questions
How is fantasy scoring calculated?
Every stat the league tracks has a point value, and the score is the sum of stat times value. The values are the league's choice, which is why they are inputs here.
What are typical values?
In gridiron leagues: 6 per touchdown, 0.1 per yard, 1 per reception in PPR formats, minus 2 per turnover. In football: 5 to 6 per goal, 3 per assist, 2 for a clean sheet, minus 1 for a yellow card.
Why show the shares?
Because two players with the same total can be very different: one steady on volume, one dependent on rare big plays. The share tells you which you own.
What is the season pace for?
Projection — a stat line from a few games extrapolated to a season. It is only as good as the sample; early-season pace is noise.
Can I use more than six stats?
Fold rare ones into the bonus category, or run the page twice and add. Six covers the categories that decide most weeks.
Where these figures come from
- World Handicap System — Rules of Handicapping — the score differential and handicap index formula
- International Cricket Council — Playing Conditions — over structure and run-rate definitions
- Cricket Australia — the national body for the sport these statistics most often describe here
Last checked: September 2026. Formulas follow the governing bodies where one publishes them — the World Handicap System for golf, the ICC playing conditions for cricket run rates.