Power Play Fantasy Lacrosse

How to Play

Everything you need to know before your first draft.

NLL league formats

Choose how your league battles

A brand-new way to play fantasy lacrosse. Every NLL league picks one of these two styles.

Head to Head

Each week, your team plays one other league member. A randomly arranged schedule rotates opponents so everyone takes turns playing each other. The higher weekly fantasy score wins that matchup.

1v1v1 — Everybody Plays Everybody

Every team competes against everyone else at the same time. The team with the highest fantasy score at the end of the week is the only winner. Everyone else takes a loss.

Tiebreaker: If the top two scorers tie that week, it will count as a tie and the tie will be added to both teams' records.

Lineup structures

Small League

Best for about 3–4 teams

5 F · 5 T · 5 D · 1 G · 6 BE · 2 IR

Standard Format (Large League)

Best for about 5–12 teams

3 F · 3 T · 3 D · 1 G · 1 O-FLEX · 1 D-FLEX · 6 BE · 2 IR

Superflex

Best for about 3–8 teams

3 F · 3 T · 3 D · 1 G · 1 FLEX · 6 BE · 2 IR

Starters (F, T, D, G and FLEX spots) score points for the week. Bench (BE) and Injured Reserve (IR) players do not score. O-FLEX = Forward or Transition. D-FLEX = Defence or Transition. FLEX = Forward, Transition or Defence. Goalies can never fill a FLEX spot.