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Fantasy football has evolved in recent years as flow of information, especially via the Internet, has been streamlined. Fantasy football's predecessor, fantasy baseball, proved very popular for many years, and is still frequently played. However, fantasy football has taken over as the most popular fantasy sport in the United States.

Typically, a fantasy football league is established with 8 - 12 teams. With too many teams, there is a dilution of talent which makes success more dependent upon the luck of getting one special player, rather than the skill to assemble a roster of players that is better than competitors' rosters.

Most scoring depends upon the results of offensive players which are distributed through the league's rosters, typically through a draft. A common format for a roster is:

(Individual Defense is an optional feature)

Players earn their team points based upon their results from their weekly games. A common scoring format is:

Some examples of successful fantasy football leagues include:

Fantasy football leagues have also been run for Association football.

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