1. What Is BPS In FPL?

The Bonus Points System (BPS) in Fantasy Premier League calculates additional points for players based on their performance metrics during matches. It uses a weighted scoring system to determine which players receive bonus points.

2. How Does The BPS Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the BPS formula:

Where performance metrics include:

• Goals scored (12-24 points depending on position)
• Assists (9 points)
• Saves (2 points for goalkeepers)
• Clean sheets (6-12 points depending on position)
• Other factors like passes, tackles, etc.

Explanation: The system awards points for various in-game actions, with different weights based on player position and the importance of each action.

3. Importance Of BPS Calculation

Details: Understanding BPS helps FPL managers predict which players are likely to earn bonus points, allowing for better team selection and transfer decisions throughout the season.

4. Using The Calculator

Tips: Enter the number of goals, assists, saves, clean sheet status, and player position. The calculator will compute the BPS score based on standard FPL weighting.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the maximum BPS a player can get?
A: There's no official maximum, but typically top performers achieve 40-60 BPS in a single match.

Q2: How are bonus points distributed?
A: The top three BPS scorers in a match receive 3, 2, and 1 bonus points respectively in FPL.

Q3: Do all players start with the same BPS?
A: No, players start with different base BPS depending on their position and typical role in the team.

Q4: What other factors affect BPS?
A: Pass completion, tackles, interceptions, clearances, blocks, and key passes all contribute to BPS.

Q5: Can BPS be negative?
A: Yes, players can lose BPS for yellow/red cards, own goals, penalties conceded, and errors leading to goals.