Scoring System
Understanding the Operturato scoring system is crucial for making strategic decisions. Points are awarded based on real-life player performances, and knowing which stats matter most can help you build a winning team.
Some actions provide high rewards, while others can cost you points. Drafting players with efficient shooting, playmaking abilities, and strong defensive skills can maximize your score. Pay close attention to turnovers and missed shots, as they can negatively impact your standings.
Below is a detailed breakdown of how different in-game actions contribute to your total fantasy score:
| Action | Points | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Point Scored | +1 | Each basket made adds 1 point to your total. |
| Three-Pointer Made | +3 | Bonus points for successful shots beyond the arc. |
| Assist | +2 | Helping a teammate score increases your fantasy points. |
| Rebound | +1.5 | Both offensive and defensive rebounds contribute to your score. |
| Steal | +3 | Forcing a turnover boosts your defensive impact. |
| Block | +3 | Each shot blocked earns valuable defensive points. |
| Turnover | -2 | Losing possession negatively affects your total. |
| Double-Double | +5 | Earned when a player records 10+ in two major stats (e.g., points & rebounds). |
| Triple-Double | +10 | Achieved when a player records 10+ in three major stats. |
| Missed Free Throw | -1 | Every missed free throw reduces your points. |
| Missed Field Goal | -1 | Missed shots from the field also subtract points. |
To stay competitive, monitor player performances and adjust your roster accordingly. Choosing players with high efficiency and strong defensive contributions will help you climb the rankings.
