Balls system
Unlock the Power of the Balls System: Your Guide to Fantasy Basketball Scoring
Welcome to the Balls System—the heart of the action at Hoop Command! Understanding how scoring works is crucial to dominating your fantasy basketball league. The Balls System takes player performance from the real world and translates it into fantasy points, so you can track your team's success in real-time.
Here’s a breakdown of how you earn or lose points based on player actions during NBA games. Each action on the court has a direct impact on your fantasy team’s score. Check out how every play, assist, rebound, and shot counts:
Scoring Actions:
Points Scored (2P, 3P): Every point a player scores translates directly to fantasy points. A two-point field goal earns 2 fantasy points, and a three-pointer earns 3 fantasy points.
Assists: When a player assists another player in scoring, they earn 2 points.
Rebounds: A player who grabs a rebound (offensive or defensive) earns 1.5 points.
Steals: A defensive steal is worth 3 points.
Blocks: Blocked shots are rewarded with 2 points.
Turnovers: Every time a player commits a turnover, -1 point is subtracted from their fantasy score.
Fouls: Each personal foul a player commits results in -0.5 points.
Free Throws Made: Each successful free throw is worth 1 point.
Bonus Actions:
Triple-Double: If a player records a triple-double (double-digit stats in points, assists, and rebounds), they receive a 10-point bonus.
Double-Double: A double-double (double-digit stats in any two of points, assists, or rebounds) earns a 5-point bonus.
Game Winning Shot: Players who score the game-winning shot in the final moments of a game get a 5-point bonus for clutch performance.
The Balls System is designed to reward well-rounded players who contribute in multiple areas, while also penalizing risky plays like turnovers and fouls. This keeps the fantasy experience engaging and reflects the dynamic nature of real basketball.
Remember, your goal is to build a team of players who can contribute consistently across all categories—maximize your scoring actions, minimize turnovers, and keep your players healthy and on the court.