Editorial standards

Fantasy Football IQ is an independent Fantasy Premier League publication. This page says who is accountable for what we publish, how articles are made, and what to do if we get something wrong.

Who is accountable

Every article is by the FFIQ Team and is published under the standards set by our Editor-in-chief, Kiran Parmar, who is accountable for what appears on the site.

How articles are made

Written by the FFIQ Team with model assistance, using the numbers from the FFIQ engine, and published under the editorial standards set by our Editor-in-chief, Kiran Parmar. We say so on every article.

The numbers come from 34 calculations and an algorithm that keeps updating as the scenario changes. Nothing is invented: the writing uses only the facts in front of it, and never claims to have watched the games. The recurring characters of the Fantasy Football IQ show are fictional. They can appear inside a piece, but they are never its author.

Accuracy and corrections

We publish how our numbers perform, misses included, on the accuracy page. Every article shows the date it was published, and a page that is refreshed in place shows when it was updated.

If you spot an error, email press@fantasyfootballiq.app or hello@fantasyfootballiq.app with the page address and what is wrong. We will look at it and put it right.

Independence

Fantasy Football IQ is independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League. Club and player names are used only to say who we are writing about.

Sources

We work from public information: official Fantasy Premier League data, club and manager announcements, press conferences and published results. We do not publish rumours as fact.

No gambling content

Fantasy Football IQ is about Fantasy Premier League. We do not publish betting tips and we do not promote gambling.

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