The game is always the same: open packs, draft a fresh team, win the week with real points. What changes is who is on the other side. That might be the entire world, one friend on the sofa next to you, three people passing a single phone around, or a bot that has no opinion about your feelings. None of it needs a league, and none of it costs anything.
Almost everybody lands on their mode by answering one question: who is actually available? Find your row and follow the link. If your question is a situation rather than a mode, a dead season or too little time or playing from Europe, those are answered on fantasy football questions.
| Your situation | Your mode | Account? |
|---|---|---|
| Nobody else plays | Solo online: the weekly ranking supplies the opponents. | Yes, one sign-in |
| Exactly one friend is in | The duel: one invite link, a fresh matchup every week. | Yes, one each |
| Two to four people, one room | One phone: pass it around, draft in turns. | None at all |
| It is you and your partner | One phone, no accounts: fifteen minutes on the sofa. | None at all |
| You want to play with your children | One device, no logins: no accounts, no chat, nothing to buy. | None at all |
| You have never played fantasy football at all | The rules in full, or start with the six words: league, draft, lineup, scoring, waivers, bye. | None at all |
| You just want to open a pack | Open one here: free, playable, no account. | None at all |
| You have never drafted before | The coach bot: practice that never counts. | None at all |
| You follow football, not the NFL | The Premier League edition: same game, gameweeks. | Same account |
| You want to play with your friends | Playing with friends: season league or weekly, by group size. | For the weekly game |
| You have four people, not twelve | How many you actually need: the arithmetic, honestly. | For the weekly game |
| You have nobody to play with | Two honest answers: join strangers, or play the field. | For the ranking |
| You do not want to sign up for anything | What works with no login: practice draft and the duel on one phone. | None at all |
| You want one person to beat, every week | Rivals: a running record instead of a season table. | Both of you |
Nothing here is a separate signup or a different league. They are simply the shapes a week can take, and you can change your mind next week.
Draft your team, and when the games kick off your score is ranked against everyone who played that week, worldwide and separately inside your own country. The draft itself opens without an account. It reads differently from Australia or from Canada than it does from the United States. No friends to recruit and no league to fill: the field is already there. It is the mode most people stay in, because it asks nothing of anybody else's calendar.
Two people, one week, one winner, and the same link scales to a whole group of friends. You send a single link, and from then on every week is a fresh matchup with a running record between you: wins, losses, streak. Because the teams are redrawn weekly, a bad draft costs you seven days instead of the season, which is exactly what a two-person season-long league gets wrong.
The version with the lowest possible barrier: enter names, pick avatars, and pass the phone around while you draft in turns from the same packs. Nobody creates an account and nothing is saved anywhere, so there is no barrier at all for the other people at the table. Good for a first evening with people who have never played fantasy football.
A mock draft against the coach, as often as you like, with no account and no consequences. It is dealt its own pack of six cards, exactly like you, and takes one of its three best by projection at random, so it plays a sensible draft rather than a perfect one. Beat it a couple of times and the real thing stops being intimidating.
Beyond two people it stops being a duel and becomes a home screen full of teams. Everybody drafts their own, all of them sit side by side, and you can star up to three as rivals so the ones you actually want to beat stay pinned at the top. Swipe sideways to walk through every matchup while the games run.
A second team with one twist: every starter can be used only once, like a survivor pool with players instead of teams. Each week you draft six starters and a bench from packs, and together the starters have to beat a bar that is the same for everyone and rises by five points a week. Two lives, and every starter is gone for the rest of your run. It runs in the Challenges tab next to your weekly team and changes nothing about it. NFL edition only.
The same game on gameweeks instead of NFL weeks, and with fourteen picks instead of eleven: a real eleven in 1-4-3-3 plus three on the bench, of whom only the eleven score. Blank and double gameweeks are handled for you. Every mode on this page except Survivor exists there too, and it runs on the account you already have.
If nobody is around, start solo: you draft a team and the weekly ranking supplies your opponents. If one friend is in, play the duel. If several people are in the same room, use the one-phone mode, because it needs no accounts at all. And if you have never drafted before, do a mock draft against the coach bot first, which takes about ten minutes and costs nothing.
Yes, week by week and without any setup. The modes are not separate leagues you sign up for, they are just who you happen to be playing against in a given week. Playing solo one week and duelling a friend the next changes nothing about your account or your record, and the same goes for starting halfway through the season.
All of them are free, with no ads and nothing to buy. The difference between the modes is only whether you need an account: the one-phone duel and the mock draft need none at all, while anything that has to survive until game day needs a sign-in with Google or an e-mail link.
On one phone, one to four. Online there is no upper limit, because you are not filling a league: everybody drafts their own team and the rankings sort out the rest. Rivals are capped at three, so the people you care most about beating stay pinned to the top of your screen.
Same game, different sport and the same account. The NFL edition runs on weeks and a roster of eleven; the Premier League edition runs on gameweeks and fourteen picks, a real eleven in 1-4-3-3 plus three on the bench. Every mode on this page except Survivor exists in both.
No. Everything runs in a normal browser on a phone, tablet or desktop. Installing it as an app is optional and only adds a home-screen icon and, if you want them, push notifications before your draft closes. Because it is a website, it does need a connection to open, which is the subject of whether fantasy football can be played offline.
Every mode is free, and the ones without an account start in about ten seconds.