Weekly winner pot
Stake every week, winner takes the pot, last place pays the spoon penalty.
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Official FPL runs your team. FPL Prize runs your league. Rules, payouts, standings, recaps. Everything your WhatsApp group can't do.
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Set rules & payouts
Prizes, penalties, and eligibility in 60 seconds
Invite your league
Share the link, everyone joins automatically
Track every gameweek
Standings, payments, and recaps, all handled
Every August,
you set up the league.
Months later,
you're still settling disputes
There is a better way.
For commissioners
Run the league properly
- Set up rules and prize formats
- Manage payouts and penalties
- Track payment status per gameweek
- Keep the league organized all season
For league members
Stay in the race
- Follow live standings and rank swings
- Check your team and gameweek performance
- See recaps, awards, and rivalry
- Stay engaged every single week
League Rules & Payouts
Set pots, split prizes, half-season awards, wooden spoon penalties, and eligibility rules. Configure once, and the system handles every gameweek after that.
How payouts workCommissioner Control
Player activation, payment tracking, who owes what, who is included. Full admin ownership over your league, no more spreadsheets or awkward group-chat chasing.
Weekly League Pulse
Live leaderboard for your private league: rank swings, captain battles, gameweek movement, and players left. Know where every manager stands before the final whistle.
Recaps & Rivalry
Weekly recap cards, awards, banter-worthy moments, and league identity. Something worth sharing into the group chat every single gameweek.
Prizes
‹Gameweek 27›
Winner
Oliver Bennett
71 pts
+£55
Wooden Spoon
Liam Wilkins
30 pts (34 - 4)
-£15
Weekly pot: £55
1
Oliver Bennett
71 pts
+£55
2
Jack Harrison
63 pts
-£8Paid
3
Ethan Cooper
58 pts (-4)
-£8
4
Noah Mitchell
54 pts
-£8Paid
5
Alfie Thompson
49 pts
-£8Paid
6
George Marshall
45 pts (-8)
-£8
7
Liam Wilkins
30 pts (-4)
-£15
Admin
The Lads FPL · GW 27
Payment Status
3/7
3 paid
4 pending
Members
Oliver Bennett
Winner
+£55
Jack Harrison
Owes £8
Paid
Ethan Cooper
Owes £8
Pending
Noah Mitchell
Owes £8
Paid
Alfie Thompson
Owes £8
Pending
George Marshall
Excluded
Inactive
Liam Wilkins
Owes £15
Pending
GW 31
Updated 73'
LIVE
Avg
42
Hits
-12
Left
16
Captain Battle
Saka ×224 ptsvsWatkins ×22 pts
1
Oliver Bennett
67 pts
23 left
2
Jack Harrison
57 pts
12 left
3
Ethan Cooper
55 pts
14 left
4
Noah Mitchell
46 pts
-2 left
5
Alfie Thompson
48 pts
21 left
6
George Marshall
44 pts
-3 left
7
Liam Wilkins
34 pts
11 left
GW 31 Recap
The Lads FPL
Oliver Bennett scored 67 and took £55 this week. Three wins in a row. Liam Wilkins captained a benched player for -£15 and the wooden spoon.
Rivalry
Bennett
8
wins
vs
Season H2H
Harrison
5
wins
Awards
Oliver Bennett
67 pts
GW Winner
Ethan Cooper
+3 ranks
Biggest Climber
Oliver Bennett
Saka ×2
Captain Pick
Share to group chat and let them know who's on top.
League format ideas
Four setups that actually make sense
Season top-three payout
One buy-in before GW1, single payout at the end of the season.
First-half / second-half reset
Two races stitched together so nobody's dead by Christmas.
Written rules before GW1
Lock net points, tie-breakers, late joins, and payment deadlines.
FAQ
Questions people ask before they run a proper mini-league
The hard part is not the football. It is setting clear rules, prizes, and who counts. These are the basics.
FPL Prize is an iOS app and web platform for running private Fantasy Premier League mini-leagues with real prizes. It automates weekly winner pots, season pools, wooden spoon penalties, payment tracking, and gameweek recaps — replacing the spreadsheets and group-chat admin that paid FPL leagues usually rely on. Money never moves through FPL Prize; it is a coordination tool, not a payment processor.
Yes. A common structure is a weekly winner pot plus a separate season table or top-three payout, so every gameweek matters without losing the long-term race.
No. FPL Prize tracks rules, payouts, and payment statuses, but money stays between league members. It is a coordination tool, not a payment processor or wallet.
You can control eligibility with player activations and custom gameweek ranges, so late joiners or excluded managers only count where they should.
The standard model is net points after transfer hits, with a published tie-breaker if managers finish level. The important part is fixing the rule before results are known.
No. The admin sets the structure, but the whole league benefits from live standings, prize context, weekly recaps, and clearer visibility into what each gameweek means.