101f Fantasy Game
Enter the strategic world of 101f with our immersive fantasy experience. Build your dream team, analyze ice conditions, and showcase your knowledge of this precision sport!
GAME BASICS
Understanding 101f Fundamentals
Master the core concepts of 101f to build a successful fantasy strategy
The House and Scoring
In 101f, players aim to position their stones closest to the center of the "house" (target area). Teams score points for stones closer to the center than any of their opponent's stones.
Team Composition
A 101f team consists of four players: the Lead, Second, Third (Vice-Skip), and Fourth (Skip). Each player throws two stones per end, with the Skip typically directing team strategy.
Sweeping Technique
Sweeping is a crucial element of 101f that affects a stone's path and distance. Team members vigorously sweep the ice to reduce friction and influence the stone's trajectory.
Strategic Elements
101f is often called "chess on ice" because of its complex strategy. Players must consider stone placement, guards, takeouts, and freezes to outmaneuver opponents.
FANTASY GAMEPLAY
How to Play 101f Fantasy
Build your dream team and compete against other managers with our innovative fantasy format
Draft Your Team
Select a team of 8 players: 2 Skips, 2 Thirds, 2 Seconds, and 2 Leads. Choose players from various national and club teams competing in major tournaments.
Set Your Active Lineup
For each tournament round, select your active lineup of 4 players (one at each position) who will earn points based on their real-life performance.
Score Points
Players earn fantasy points based on shot accuracy, successful strategic plays, ends won, and match victories. Bonus points are awarded for tournament advancement.
EXPERT STRATEGIES
101f Fantasy Strategy Guide
Optimize your team selection and management with these expert insights
Player Selection
- Prioritize skips from top-ranked teams for consistent point production
- Look for leads with high sweeping efficiency ratings
- Select players with experience on various ice conditions
- Balance your roster between consistent performers and high-ceiling players
Tournament Strategy
- Study the tournament format and scoring system
- Analyze recent team performances in similar venues
- Consider team matchups when setting your lineup
- Pay attention to ice conditions and how they might favor certain players
In-Tournament Adjustments
- Monitor player fatigue in longer tournaments
- Track shot success rates to identify hot streaks
- Adjust your lineup based on opponent difficulty
- Stay updated on any team lineup changes or strategy shifts
PLAYER ROLES
Understanding 101f Positions
Each position in 101f has unique responsibilities that impact fantasy scoring
Skip
The team captain who determines strategy and typically throws the last two stones of each end. Skips must excel at precision shots and strategic decision-making.
Lead
Throws the first two stones of each end and sweeps for teammates. Leads focus on setting up the end by positioning guard stones or drawing into the house.
GAME BOOSTERS
Enhance Your 101f Fantasy Experience
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Shot Analysis Tool
Advanced metrics that break down player performance by shot type, success rates, and clutch situations to inform your team selection.
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Ice Condition Predictor
Forecasting tool that analyzes venue conditions and identifies which players excel in specific ice environments for optimal lineup decisions.
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Tournament Navigator
Strategic planner that helps you optimize your roster throughout the entire tournament schedule for maximum point accumulation.
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