See which players project best before making transfers or captaincy calls.
FPL projected points
FPL projected points powered by fixture, minutes and player modelling.
FPLRogue turns expected minutes, fixture strength, player role and simulation data into clear projected points for your Fantasy Premier League squad.
Founder waitlist members can lock Pro at £9.99/year if they subscribe before 30 September 2026 and keep the subscription active.
Why it matters
Built for managers who want an edge before deadline.
Account for expected minutes instead of assuming every premium starts and plays 90.
Use projections alongside variance so you can separate safe picks from high-upside punts.
How FPLRogue works
World-class data modelling, translated into weekly FPL decisions.
FPLRogue combines expected points, expected minutes, fixture strength, player value and simulation-driven risk. The goal is not to drown you in dashboards; it is to show the decision most likely to improve your Fantasy Premier League season.
Estimate expected minutes
A rotation-aware xMins layer considers injury risk, likely starts, substitutions and team context.
Model fixture strength
Team attack and defence strength informs goal, assist and clean sheet probabilities for each fixture.
Convert football outcomes into FPL points
Projected goals, assists, minutes, cards and clean sheets are translated into player-level FPL expected points.
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FAQ
Common questions about fpl projected points.
What are FPL projected points?
FPL projected points are estimates of how many Fantasy Premier League points a player or squad is expected to score based on minutes, fixtures, role and performance data.
Are projected points guaranteed?
No. They are model estimates. FPLRogue uses projections to improve decision quality, but football remains uncertain and any single gameweek can produce variance.
Why do expected minutes matter?
A player can have an excellent fixture but poor expected value if they are likely to be benched, substituted early or managed for fitness. Expected minutes are central to realistic FPL projections.
Join the FPLRogue waitlist before launch.
Get the launch email, founder member status and access to the £9.99/year Pro founder price if redeemed before 30 September 2026.