AI-projected Opta fantasy points by player.
Stop guessing differentials. The Statz AI model projects pre-gameweek Opta points for every player across our supported leagues, built on the same projections engine that powers the betting tools. Each player's projected points combine goal probability, assist likelihood, clean sheet probability, bonus / floor estimates, and minutes projection, all weighted by Opta scoring rules. Filter by position or competition; sort by ceiling for captain picks, floor for rotation cover. Updated as team news breaks.
Statz fantasy projections support 5 platforms for the 2026/27 season, Fantasy Premier League (FPL), FanTeam, DraftKings, Dream11 and Opta, and each platform tab scores the same projected stat line with that platform's own rules, so the points match the game you play.
Statz fantasy projections apply each of the 5 platforms' scoring rules to the player's projected stat line for the next gameweek or slate: minutes, goals, assists, clean sheets, bonus components and any platform-specific multipliers, totalled into one projected points figure.
Statz fantasy projections give a player with no fixture in the gameweek 0 projected points, and a player with 2 fixtures is projected across both matches with the totals added, so a double gameweek shows its full value in one number.
The highest-projected player on each of the 5 Statz fantasy projections platforms is the model's suggested captain, and a risk-averse manager can prefer the player with the highest floor, while high-ceiling differentials are flagged separately.
Statz fantasy projections keep refreshing until each platform's deadline, as team news and lineups arrive, and after the deadline the projection is kept as it stood so it can be compared with the points the player actually scored.
Statz fantasy projections include projected minutes in every player's figure, so a rotation-prone player who may start on the bench gets a lower projection than a nailed-on starter with the same output per 90 minutes across all 5 platforms.