Ranked Fantasy Football

How to Play

Ranked Fantasy Football is a ladder system in which owners move up or down leagues based on their order of finish in ranked games. Ranked leagues have no commissioner and play by a default set of rules. Owners are matched against players of similar skill. The higher up the ranks you climb, the higher the level of competition. All Ranked leagues are single season, fresh draft leagues.

Ranked fantasy football requires a league format that has a high strategy & skill ceiling. This makes Gambit leagues a perfect fit to be the format in Ranked play. Learn all about Gambit leagues here.

Full details for Ranked Fantasy Football are below.

Ranks

Rookie

Veteran

Captain

All-Pro

MVP

Hall of Fame

Frames

Rookie

Veteran

Captain

All-Pro

MVP

Hall of Fame

Ranking System

Joining a Ranked league is easy! There is a running list of Ranked quick join leagues in the sidebar. You simply select one and click “Join”. Once a Ranked league is full it is removed from the list and a new Ranked league is created. These leagues are created with a variety of draft times to accommodate as many schedules as possible.

Leagues that aren’t filled 1 hour before the draft are cancelled and owners are automatically refunded.

Ranked Quick Join Leagues:

  • Have no commissioner
  • Match you against owners of similar skill
  • Are single season leagues
  • You can join multiple Ranked leagues
Everyone starts out with a Rating of 1000. At the end of each season you will receiving a Rating increase (or decrease) for every Ranked league that you played in. As you would expect, finishing high in the standings grants substantially more rating than finishing low in the standings.

 

Rating Required for Ranks

  • Rookie: 1,000+ rating
  • Veteran: 2,000+ rating
  • Captain: 5,000+ rating
  • All-Pro: 10,000+ rating
  • MVP: 20,000+ rating
  • Hall of Fame: 30,000+ rating

The breakdown for each Rank is in the following sections.

Rookie: 1,000+ rating
Veteran: 2,000+ rating
Captain: 5,000+ rating

Rating based on final standings for Rookie/Veteran/Captain

  1. +5,000 rating
  2. +3,000 rating
  3. +2,500 rating
  4. +2,250 rating
  5. +2,000 rating
  6. +1,750 rating
  7. +1,300 rating
  8. +1,200 rating
  9. +1,100 rating
  10. +1,000 rating
  11. +750 rating
  12. +500 rating

All-Pro requires a rating of over 10,000.

Rating based on final standings for All-Pro

  1. +4,000 rating
  2. +2,400 rating
  3. +2,000 rating
  4. +1,800 rating
  5. +1,600 rating
  6. +1,400 rating
  7. +750 rating
  8. +500 rating
  9. +250 rating
  10. +0 rating
  11. -250 rating
  12. -500 rating

MVP requires a rating of over 20,000.

Rating based on final standings for MVP

  1. +3,200 rating
  2. +1,900 rating
  3. +1,600 rating
  4. +1,450 rating
  5. +1,300 rating
  6. +1,100 rating
  7. +250 rating
  8. +0 rating
  9. -250 rating
  10. -500 rating
  11. -750 rating
  12. -1,000 rating

Hall of Fame requires a rating of over 30,000.

There is no ceiling on rating at this level. Your rating at this level determines your overall rank.

Rating based on final standings for HoF

  1. +2,500 rating
  2. +1,500 rating
  3. +1,000 rating
  4. +750 rating
  5. +500 rating
  6. +250 rating
  7. -250 rating
  8. -500 rating
  9. -750 rating
  10. -1,000 rating
  11. -1,250 rating
  12. -1,500 rating

On August 10th you will begin seeing Ranked Leagues available in the menu. There will be new leagues created daily up until the day before the first NFL game. The draft start times range between 2:00pm cst and 9:00pm cst.

Drafts take about one hour to complete.