Find the crowded fixtures.
When several players depend on the same club or match, one result can move a large part of your Gameweek score. The team view groups that exposure so you can see the basket, not just each asset.
Your squad is a portfolio, not fifteen separate picks.
A squad can look strong player by player and still carry too much exposure to one club, fixture or outcome. FPL Prism makes that concentration visible before the deadline.
Add player ranges together carefully.
Squad variance is not simply the sum of every player's volatility. Shared fixtures and team outcomes can move together, which is why portfolio-level context matters.
- Club concentration
- Fixture concentration
- Captain and bench dependence
Use risk tolerance as a lens.
Protect rank, balanced, chase rank and mini-league postures can favor different choices from the same projection set. The model keeps the assumptions visible so you remain in control.
Load your team in one step.
Enter the public Team ID from your FPL URL. FPL Prism never asks for your FPL password and can be explored with a sample squad first.
Useful answers before the deadline.
What is FPL squad concentration risk?
It is the amount of your projected outcome that depends on the same club, fixture or correlated result. Higher concentration can mean a wider team-level range.
Does FPL Prism use my FPL password?
No. The dashboard reads public FPL data using the numeric Team ID and does not request or store an FPL password.
Can I use the risk view before choosing a transfer?
Yes. Load your squad in My Team, inspect the current exposure and then compare legal transfers in Transfer Lab.
Is a high-risk squad always bad?
No. A manager chasing rank may intentionally accept more variance. The goal is to make the trade-off explicit, not to force every manager into the same style.