Just asked Grok 4.1 beta (the “most advanced AI on Earth” according to you know who) to analyze actual screenshot of my FPL team and help with injured Gabriel…
Grok: “Sell Gabriel for Senesi!”
Me: “...I already own Senesi”
Grok: “Fine, get Zabarnyi then – perfect Bournemouth double-up!”
Me: “Zabarnyi plays for PSG now”
Grok: “My bad… ”
Also confidently listed Reijnders (a midfielder) as one of my defenders for two full replies.
Bro misread half my team, tried to make me buy a Ligue 1 player, and genuinely believed a Man City midfielder was holding my backline together.
#FPL #FPLCommunity #Gameweek12 #Grok #AI #FantasyPremierLeague
Five gameweeks into the Premier League season, the official @OfficialFPL Fixture Difficulty Rating (FDR) provides a baseline for planning. It employs an algorithm that assesses team strength through home and away performance statistics, incorporating form from the prior matches. Ratings are reviewed after each gameweek and adjusted gradually as consistent patterns emerge, avoiding abrupt shifts.
Though early, with limited data, this stage offers scope to analyze trends and develop alternative models. The Basic Form model draws on actual results from gameweeks 1-5, weighting 75 percent toward venue-specific metrics (such as goals scored or conceded at home or away) and 25 percent toward overall performance. Teams are rated relative to league averages, with difficulties distributed across five tiers.
The Basic Relative Form model, focused on relative matchups, refines this by comparing specific strengths head-to-head for each fixture—for instance, a home side's attacking form against the visitor's defensive record—yielding a more tailored assessment within the same five-color system.
Notable divergences appear in upcoming fixtures. Liverpool's trip to Crystal Palace #CRYLIV in GW6 is rated easy by the official FDR but hard in both custom models, reflecting Palace's solid early home displays. Arsenal at Newcastle #NEWARS, also in GW6, shows as hard officially yet easy in the advanced model, suggesting a potential edge from Newcastle's away vulnerabilities. Manchester City's home clash with Everton #MCIEVE in GW8 flips from easy officially to hard in the basic model, accounting for Everton's resilient away form.
These variations from the official ratings can be quite drastic at this stage, yet they remain useful for player selections if applied with caution, complementing broader analysis rather than dictating decisions. Stay tuned for further breakdowns, including player performance metrics and weekly recommendations.
#FPL #FantasyPremierLeague #FDRModels
@EAHelp @EASFCDirect Five Star Baller evolution didn’t upgrade 4 star skill moves of Ultimate Cover Star Jude Bellingham card. Trickster play style was added as well as weak foot upgrade, but not the skill moves.