Free FPL games: build a team to an exact budget
How well do you know FPL prices? Two draft boards ask you to spend an exact budget, and one of them hides the prices.
BALLKNW has two free FPL games. In £70M FPL you draft a Premier League 4-4-2 whose FPL prices add up to £70m, without seeing the prices. £90M FPL is the premiums-only version with a £90m target. Both have a daily board and 1v1 challenge links.
The two FPL boards
| Board | What it adds up | Target | Win if within |
|---|---|---|---|
| £70M FPL | FPL prices (hidden) | £70m | ±£1.5m |
| £90M FPL | FPL prices, premiums only | £90m | ±£1.5m |
Spin to see three clubs, pick one player from any of them, and fill a 4-4-2. Land within the window and you win; the closer, the better.
Tips
- Average it out. £70m across eleven players is about £6.4m each; £90m is about £8.2m. Track how far ahead or behind that pace you are.
- Keepers and defenders are cheap. Spend the margin in midfield and attack, where prices spread widest.
- Leave flexibility. Keep one or two slots for the last spins, when you know exactly what you need.
New to prices? How FPL prices work explains how they are set and why they move.
Using it in an FPL mini-league
Finish a board, press Send the challenge, and post the link in your mini-league chat. Everyone plays the same spins and the closest to the target wins. One link a gameweek makes a side contest that does not depend on who your captain was. See how 1v1 links work.
Common questions
Are these official FPL games?
No. They are unofficial fan games, not affiliated with the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League.
Where do the prices come from?
They are FPL prices at the time of the last squad update, shown on the board itself.
Is there a new board every day?
Yes. Each draft has a Daily Draft board, the same for everyone, plus unlimited practice.
Spend it all
Can you hit £70m exactly without seeing a price?
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