Well, I was just like you, scratching my head about how to use that FPL price changes predictor. But then I decided to roll up my sleeves and give it a go. Here’s how it all went down.
Step 1: Get Familiar with the Predictor
I first spent some time just looking around the predictor. Clicked on all the buttons, checked out the different sections. It was like exploring a new toy. There were graphs, tables, and all sorts of numbers. I made sure I understood what each part was showing. For example, I learned that the colored bars on the graph represented different price trends. It took me a good hour or so to really get the hang of it, but it was worth it.
Step 2: Set Up Your Preferences
Next up, I started setting my preferences. I picked the players I was interested in. I mean, I had my favorite players in the FPL, so I added them to my list. You can also choose the time frame you want to look at. I went for the whole season at first, just to get a big – picture view. And you can sort the data in different ways, like by price increase or decrease. I sorted it by price increase to see who was likely to go up in value.
Step 3: Analyze the Data
Once I had everything set up, it was time to dig into the data. I looked at the players’ past performance, how many goals they scored, how many assists they had. I also checked their upcoming fixtures. If a player had easy games coming up, it was a good sign that their price might go up. I compared different players side by side. For example, Player A had a better goal – scoring record but Player B had easier fixtures. It was like doing a little detective work to figure out who was the better pick.
Step 4: Make Some Predictions
Based on my analysis, I started making some predictions. I wrote down which players I thought were going to increase in price and by how much. Of course, it’s not an exact science, but the predictor gave me a good starting point. I also thought about how the team’s performance could affect the player’s price. If a team was on a winning streak, their players were more likely to be in demand and their prices would go up.
Step 5: Test Your Predictions
Finally, I put my predictions to the test. I made some transfers in my FPL team based on what I thought. I bought the players I predicted would go up in price and sold the ones I thought would go down. And then I just waited and watched. Over time, I could see if my predictions were right or not. Some were spot – on, and some were way off. But that’s part of the fun, right? You learn from your mistakes and get better at using the predictor.
So, that’s my experience using the FPL price changes predictor. It’s been a wild ride, but I’ve definitely gotten better at making smart transfers in my FPL team. Give it a try, and who knows, you might become a FPL master!