Fantasy Football Scout - Frequent Posters Cup 2016

If no one posted regularly on Fantasy Football Scout the site and community would be a lot less fun and informative. To reward those who contribute to the boards on a regular basis, here’s a new competition they can enter (or get knocked out in qualifying again for) – the inaugural Frequent Posters Cup.

 

RULES (any questions, please email tyroreports@hotmail.com)

MAIN QUALIFYING

The top 60 from main qualifying (GW28) will qualify for 30 x head to head matches in GW29, and the 30 winners of these head to heads will qualify for the last 32 (GW31)

LAST CHANCE WILDCARD QUALIFYING

Those that don’t finish in the top 60 of main qualifying (GW28) will all compete with each other in GW29, with the highest scorer only qualifying for the last 32 (GW31) as the “Last Chance Wildcard”

100 CLUB WILDCARD

Those with over 100 pages in their last 30 days history when they applied to enter the competition, or at any point after they applied and before the 27th February deadline will be able to nominate one person each to compete to be the “100 Club Wildcard”

The nominees must have less than 15 pages in their last 30 day history.

The nominees will compete in qualifying in 100 Club Wildcard qualifying in GW28 (which will be separate to main qualifying), with the top 2 in 100 Club Wildcard qualifying going through to face each other in a head to head in GW29, the winner of which will qualify for the last 32 (GW31) as the 100 Club Wildcard.

Should the 100 Club Wildcard end up winning the whole competition, not only will they get membership for next season, but the 100 Club member who nominated them will also get membership.

GENERAL RULES

All head to head rounds will be drawn in advance in an open draw (like the FA Cup).

Hits will be deducted as normal in all head to head matches and qualifying rounds.

Bench Boost and Triple Captain chips will not count towards scores in this competition – should a BB/TC chip be played, the score will be manually adjusted to reflect the scores they would have got had the chip not been played.

In the event of a drawn head to head match, or any tie in qualifying, FPL OR will be the deciding factor.