Selecting a Lineup

Choosing your players very carefully is important in maximizing your point total. Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing your roster:

• Match Dates - Not every team plays a match each night, but you can set your lineup each night. Make sure your lineup is made up entirely of players that have a match each night.
• Tiers Played - Typically, a Tier VIII will score more points than a Tier VI tank. You are allowed to have 7 players on your roster and it doesn't matter what tier tank they play, their score will always be applied to your fantasy team, so choosing a full lineup of players that often play a Tier VIII tank may be the best solution. It's worth noting that on occasion, a player will score a lot of points when they perform extraordinarily well in a lower-tier vehicle.
• Look at Players' Past Matches - You can click on any WGL player's name to see their league profile. This will tell you their statistics, scoring history, tanks played, map history, and even some statistics for the player's personal account. This is all valuable information when deciding what player to choose.
• Choose Players from the Right Teams - The team a player plays for can be as important for scoring points as the player themselves. Some teams lose or win fast, and will have fewer battles played in a night. Some teams play very aggressively or passively, and score more points in some categories than others. Learning how teams typically perform is as important as knowing how a player performs.
• Pay Attention to the Matchup - Looking at who someone is playing can give you insight about how a match will go, and can help you decide if a player is likely to score well that night.

Understand the Scoring System

You can always see how points are awarded to a player by looking at the Scoring System knowledgebase article. Figure out what statistics reward the most points and make your selections by comparing statistics to their corresponding point values.

Watch the Matches!

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By watching the matches, you can learn about how a player or team performs far better than just looking at a statistics sheet or scoring log. You can see great potential in a player when watching them and be able to predict when they may have a breakout match by following trends and matchups.