Customize My League

Your league’s scoring, on every number.

A rank means nothing until you know the scoring, and a value nothing until you know the size of the room. Set both once and every ranking, waiver price, trade value and DFS number on this site is restated in them.

How many teams?

The size of the room sets what a replacement player is worth, and every value on the site is measured against that line. A twelve-team league and an eight-team league price the same running back differently.

Teams

How does it score?

Three choices cover most leagues. If yours differs, open the fold under them and type every rule as a number, or paste your platform’s scoring page and it is read for you.

ReceptionsStandard pays nothing per catch.
Passing touchdown
Tight end premiumExtra per catch, on top of the reception.
Every rule, as a number optional. The buttons above set these.

These numbers are what is saved. The buttons are the three questions almost every league answers the same way; a league that pays 5 points for a passing touchdown types the 5 here and the buttons stand aside.

Paste your platform’s scoring page instead read in your browser, never uploaded

Copy the text of your league’s scoring settings, or paste a screenshot of them straight off the clipboard. Every platform’s wording is read the same way, and what it read lands in the numbers above for you to check before you save.

Where it shows up

Saved leagues and rosters →

Every board on the site restates its numbers in yours.

This season’s boards

Weekly rankings, waiver prices, trade values and the market gaps all read these settings rather than a default league. A tight-end premium moves the tight ends; six-point passing touchdowns move the quarterbacks.

The cheat sheet

The draft board carries the same scoring, down to every yardage divisor. Where you built one in this browser, this page opens already filled in from it rather than asking twice.

Your rosters

Who is on each team is a different question from how the league scores. My Leagues saves your league and reads every roster off one screenshot; the FAAB budget is set there and on the waiver tools.

Stored in this browser only. Nothing on this page reaches a server. The settings follow you across the site on this device; a saved league on My Leagues follows you across devices.

Priced off the market first. Iron Tuna prices players against the betting market first and the consensus projection feeds second, then restates every number at your scoring. A sportsbook posts a number with its own money behind it and corrects it in public within minutes of news; a ranking carries no such penalty.