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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 35 MIN

How We Built Our Fantrax Leagues: Scoring, Rules and Community

from Fantrax and Football · host Draft Academical

Tim and Karl finally sit down to break down exactly how the Fantrax & Football leagues are built, from the ground up.They trace the history first: OFPL head-to-head, the ill-fated Togga season that ran out of server money mid-year, and the move back to Fantrax that's now stretched into a fourteen-year run. Then it's into the mechanics. Why they play multipositional over single position, and the four big ways their scoring differs from default.The house rules get their moment too, including autosub, ranked subs, and the Baldock rule that exists to stop bench-point gaming. Waiver wire runs on a tradable FAAB budget rather than priority, there's a trade deadline, and the whole thing is governed by an annual league vote.They close on the parts that actually keep it alive: the League Cup, manager of the month, the prize structure, and above all the WhatsApp community that Tim argues is the single biggest reason the group has lasted this long.If you want to get involved in the community leagues this season, everything runs through the Discord: 👉 https://discord.gg/FAuaGADgEA

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