Points in fantasy hockey are awarded based on the actions of players in real matches. For example, goals, assists, game wins, blocks, and shots. Each action is worth a certain amount of points, and your team earns points based on how well your chosen players perform.

Yes, most fantasy hockey platforms have free leagues where you can create your own team and participate in tournaments without any financial investment. However, there are also paid leagues where you have to pay to participate and may offer bigger prizes for the winners.

To improve your team, you need to keep track of the players, their stats, and the league news (injuries, transfers). You can make trades, add free agents, or change your strategy depending on the situation. Constantly updating your roster and analyzing data helps you gain an advantage in the game.

Yes, most fantasy hockey platforms offer mobile apps that allow you to create teams, follow matches and results, and make transfers right from your phone or tablet. This is a convenient way to stay up to date and react quickly to changes.

In fantasy hockey, if a player on your team gets injured, you can replace him with another player. Some platforms allow you to make substitutions in real time to minimize the damage to your team. It is also important to follow the news about the player's recovery so that you can return him to the lineup in time.

Player stats are the backbone of fantasy hockey. The more accurately you follow their results, the more likely your player selection will be successful. Statistics determine the number of points earned, and therefore the success of your team in the tournament. Constantly update information about the players' form and their condition.

Yes, most platforms offer the ability to create private leagues where you can play only with friends. Choose participants, create a league, set the rules and compete for first place. It's a great way to have fun with friends while showing off your strategic skills.