How To Play
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Step-by-step instructions on how to create a team in Forsihockey
Step 1: Download the app
To start the download, go to the main page and click the “Download” button. Save the file on your device, then open the “Downloads” folder and run the installation file.
For additional security, it is recommended to check the file with an antivirus program. If the system blocks the installation of applications from unknown sources, allow the installation of third-party software in the device settings.
After the installation is complete, a shortcut for quick access to the application will appear on the desktop. Make sure that your device meets the minimum system requirements for stable operation. To start the download, use the “Download” button on our website.
- Understand the Platform
Step 2.1: Compare Platform Functionality
Usefulness of Interface
Mobile App Availability
Analytics Tools
League Customization Options
Step 2.2: Join an Existing League or Create Your Own
Get Invited to a Private League or
Create Your Own League and Invite Friends or
Join a Public League
- Understand the Rules and Scoring System
Step 3.1: Understand the League Format
Points Format (Categories or Points)
Team Roster (Number of Players at Each Position)
Fantasy League Schedule
Step 3.2: Understand the Scoring System
Forward Categories (Goals, Assists, Points, Plus/Minus, Penalty Minutes, etc.)
Defender Categories (Same as Forward, Plus Blocked Shots)
Defender Categories goalies (wins, saves, goals against, GAA)
Step 3.3: Review additional rules
Limits on roster changes
Player trade rules
Deadlines for setting rosters
- Conduct preliminary analysis
Step 4.1: Review past season statistics
Analyze top players by category
Look for trends in player performance
Step 4.2: Review off-season changes
Player transfers between teams
Newcomers entering the league
Changes in coaching staffs
Step 4.3: Gather information on player status
Check the status of injured players
Assess the condition of recovering players
Identify possible risks to key players
- Pre-draft strategy
Step 5.1: Create your own player rankings
Rank players by position
Identify undervalued players with potential
Identify overvalued players to avoid
Step 5.2: Define your draft strategy
Decide which categories to prioritize
Determine the order in which you will draft players at different positions
Prepare several scenarios based on player availability
Step 5.3: Prepare cheat sheets
Make a list of target players by round
Mark “sleepers” (undervalued) players
Identify players to definitely avoid
- Participating in the draft
Step 6.1: Preparing for the draft
Find out the exact time of the draft
Prepare a stable internet connection
Have all the necessary materials and analytics on hand
Step 6.2: Conducting the draft
Keep an eye on the time when selecting a player
Adapt to other managers’ picks
Stick to your strategy, but be flexible
Step 6.3: Analyzing the results Draft
Assess your team’s strengths and weaknesses
Identify which positions need strengthening
Analyze competitors’ rosters
- During-Season Roster Management
Step 7.1: Weekly Roster Adjustments
Check the weekly NHL schedule
Play players with more games played
Consider the strength of your players’ opponents
Step 7.2: Reserve Management
Keep a rotation-based bench
Have backup players at every position
Monitor injured player (IR) status
Step 7.3: Daily Adjustments
Check real-life starting lineups
Replace players who are not playing that day
React to injury news and roster changes
- Analyze Stats and Monitor Results
Step 8.1: Track Player Performance
Analyze your players’ stats
Identify performance trends
Identify weaknesses in specific areas categories
Step 8.2: Comparison with competitors
Analyze the strengths of your opponents
Identify the weaknesses of other teams
Look for opportunities for trades
Step 8.3: Use analytical tools
Use the statistical tools provided by the platform
Use specialized sites for fantasy hockey
Follow expert predictions