What does AFFL mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Anti Ferriter Fantasy League is a fantasy competition where players compete against each other to build the best and most successful fantasy team. Each player sets up their own fantasy team, using a ‘draft’ system to pick the players they want. The aim of the game is to amass as many points as possible by picking players who perform well in real-life matches.

Joining an AFFFL is a fairly simple process. First you need to register with AFFFL, which will involve creating an account and providing some basic details. Once registered, you can choose your team name and create your squad of 15 players. From there you will be entered into a ‘live draft’ with other users and compete against them during each match week.

Points are awarded in AFFFL based on the performance of the players in your team during real-life matches. Different actions such as passing, shooting and scoring goals earn different amounts of points, while more rare events like getting assists also earn bonus points for your team. Points are tallied up at the end of each match week and rankings adjusted accordingly.

There are numerous strategies that you can employ while playing AFFFL - from picking low risk players who consistently contribute but don't take too many risks to attempting risky maneuvers that could pay off big if done correctly! Ultimately it's down to personal preference; it's important to find a balance between risk and reward when choosing your team members.

The AFFFL schedule updates once per week, usually around midweek or so depending on when matches begin for that particular week of play. This means you have plenty of time to adjust your squad before games begin - ensuring that you have the maximum amount of information available before making decisions regarding transfers etc.

Yes, you can make changes to your squad even after games have already begun in order for up-to-date information regarding player performances etc., however it is recommended that any major changes should be made before games commence in order for maximum effectiveness throughout the course of each match week.

Transfers are allowed at least once per match week – usually either at the beginning or end of each weekly period – with no limit on how many transfers can be made within this timespan.

In such cases, tiebreaking rules come into play; firstly by looking at head-to-head results between those teams during their respective match weeks before ultimately looking at individual player performance within those respective weeks if needed.