We developed fcc for the fantasy enthusiast. fcc offers 3 unique and exciting games, for a TOTAL AFL fantasy football experience.

fantasy Coach Challenge - The original

Fantasy leagues consist of 10 teams , each with a different fantasy coach. Each team consists of 25 players drafted in a set number of positions:

8 Backs

7 Centres

8 Forwards

2 Rucks

Teams score from a maximum of 18 players each round in set positions:

Interchange Players

In addition coaches can nominate up to 4 Interchange Players each round, in any position.

Interchange players will replace selected players who play in the same position and score less than 10 fantasy points in that round.

Team Captains

Coaches can nominate a team Captain and Vice Captain each round. Captains score double points for their team.

The Vice Captain will replace your Captain and score double points for you where your Captain has scored less than 10 fantasy points for the round.

Season

The fantasy home and away rounds score from Round 1 to Round 18 of the AFL football season.

Each team will contest all other teams in their league twice over the course of the season.

Scoring

Players are allocated a score via the fCC 'Scoring Formula' from real AFL game statistics.

Teams will be awarded the cumulative score of all active players (18) limited to the restrictions set for positions, including interchange substitutions. Plus double points for the Captain.

Wins 4 points, Draws 2 points, and Losses 0 points, will be awarded after each match result.

Percentage will be calculated via for and against totals as per the AFL ladder format.

Finals

Finals will be scored from Round 19 to Round 22 of the AFL football season.

There is a 'final five' format used for the finals series, with the top 5 teams playing out the major finals series and the bottom 5 teams playing out the minor finals series.

The ultimate winner is the winner of the leagues major finals series 'Grand Final' which is on Round 22 of the AFL football season, for all leagues.

The best 5 League winners are invited to play in our Hall of Fame League the following season and have a chance to make the fCC Hall of Fame.

 

 

An exciting part of fCC is your chance to select your AFL 'dream team' via a unique and flexible pre-season draft. When a league acquires 10 teams, a random draft order will be determined and displayed on your league's 'Teams' page. Each team has 25 picks in the draft. The 1st draft round is in the random draft order, the order then reverses for the 2nd Round. It continues this pattern until the draft is complete. The reversing order allows coaches an even chance to acquire their preferred team.

Coaches can rank players in any order they desire prior to the draft, or you can rely on our player rankings.

In addition, coaches can rank their draft position selections, by selecting an order for them. This allows flexibility for you to employ different strategies.

After the draft, each team will have 25 players.

Teams are selected using your selected ranking order in an automated draft. As teams cannot have the same players, the next available player in ranking order will be selected if a player has earlier been drafted.

As coach your draft skills are tested as 18 team starters compete against 18 different AFL(fantasy) players each round.

Post Draft

Coaches can change their squad at any time after the draft in different ways:

 

 

All players that were not drafted into fantasy teams remain as 'Free Agents' in the player pool.

Coaches can add players from this pool at any time (except while a round is in progress).

Coaches can change their squad to have any number of positions , ie: have more than 7 centres, up to the maximum squad limit of 25. However, teams will be awarded points for a maximum of 6 Backs, 5 Centres, 6 Forwards, 1 Ruck, in each round, so it is advised to maintain at least these position levels.

Coaches can activate a maximum of 18 players each round, with up to 4 interchange players. Interchange players can be in any position.

 

Coaches can offer to trade a player(s) to other teams for one of their own players. Players can be traded across all positions without restriction, but trades are subject to a league voting process before proceeding.

All league coaches are advised of trade offers made and accepted, and have the opportunity to vote 'Yes' if they agree, or 'No' if they disagree, with a trade occuring.

If a trade receives more than 4 'No' votes it will not proceed. There is a time limit of 72 hours applied to each trade voting period, and trades will proceed after this time if more than 4 'No' votes have not been received. Alternatively trades will occur as soon as 5 'Yes' votes are received (not while round in progress) .

The voting system means coaches can ensure trades are equitable to avoid unbalanced swaps between teams that could disadvantage others. If trades are equitable then coaches are encouraged to vote "Yes' to ensure this same equity is afforded to them, and to make the game more active and enjoyable.

 

 

Leagues will not commence until they have 10 teams, in the interim you are encouraged to start ranking your players and draft position order as your league draft will occur 3 days after the league acquires 10 teams.

Note: For leagues that start within 4 days of the commencement of the AFL season, drafts will occur 24 hours after 10 teams are acquired.

 

 

Super Team Challenge

Super Team Challenge follows the same league and scoring format as for Fantasy Coach Challenge.

There is no draft required as coaches can choose to play any players they like. In the same allocated positions as FCC plus 4 bench players in any position who automatically make up your 4 Interchange players

Player changes can be made an unlimited amount of times so you can change your entire team each week if you choose. There are no salary caps, no rankings, no restrictions. Open slather.

AFL Clubs Challenge

AFL Club Challenge follows the same league format but doesn't require any player selections at all.

Each coach ranks the AFL clubs in their order of preference and a random draft aligns one club to each coach. There is a random league draw amongst coaches that pits their AFL Club against another each week. The score awarded is the actual game score kicked by each AFL club for that round.

Clubs can be traded by coaches or changed from the unused Club Pool.