The final guide to achieve the maximum benefit from your chips

This season of FPL It brings a new and exciting development to the game – each slide now comes with double. This means cracks in hitting the ideal triple captain, two chances of landing with a monster seat, and generally impaired chaos (and reward) if they play properly, FPL expert Blake Hurst writes. Additional chips also mean additional layout, knowing how time they become more important.

In this guide, we will make what each segment does, and why it matters, and some extensive indicators when they are more effective. It is not a matter of careful gameweeks – it is about giving you the tools to discover your own plan.

Remember that all chips are reseting after Gameweek 19, which mainly receives you in the second round of opportunities. With this in mind, let’s dive into the best windows to make each number of chips.

WildCard – your fresh start

The WildCard is your opportunity to completely rebuild your team without using any of your transportation operations. It can be said the strongest chip, if used correctly. You can use this either tactically or in an emergency. If you leave injuries, pendants, or only poor form, the wild package gives you a clean menu to sort things. On the tactical side, it is better to use it when the matches take a turn for the better. If you do a good time and merged with an effective chip strategy – you can fix your team to make maximum gains.

Some of the most popular weeks for FPL managers include participants to play your WildCard card this season:

• GW7: Arsenal and Man City equipment improves while Liverpool and Nottingham Forest fell

• GW8: Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City all run, compared to the most striking matches of Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Tottenham.

• GW13: Liverpool, Manchester City and Newcastle sees good equipment, while Chelsea, Everton, Tottenham and West Ham are heading for the worst.

Also, remember that in GW16, the FPL gives five additional free transportation to help manage the AFCON period – something to consider when planning your wild cross.

Free success – one -week reset

The free strike is my personal favorite number – allows you to build a completely new team for only one sites. Do you want three times the Bournemouth attack? Or wandering in Everton’s defense? This slide makes it possible without these players permanently in your team. It can be a lot of fun if you use it properly.

Hit Free works better when players who are usually not usually have powerful combinations for one isolated week. Timing is everything, and choosing the appropriate week can bear fruit. It includes some of the upper weeks to consider:

• GW4 (Liverpool Focus): The teams with good installations are Arsenal, Chelsea, Palace, Fulham, Liverpool, Newcastle and Tottenham. The most stringent installations include Brentoord, Manchester United, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, West Ham and Wolves.

• GW6 (Man City Focus): Bournemouth, Chelsea, Man City, Nottingham, and Tottenham are the difference that you target, while Arsenal, Palace, Liverpool, Newcastle, and Tottenham have difficult matches.

• GW7 (Villa & Man UTD FOCUS): Arsenal, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Manchester UNITED and Tottenham have great combinations. Chelsea, Liverpool, Nutingham Forest, and Step Hams.

• GW15: Brighton, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle, and Tottenham are a target team. Aston Villa, Bournemouth and Brentford avoid.

Mastering the seat boost

Bench Boost gives you the opportunity to score points from all the fifteen players in your team – not only the start of 11 – for only one gameweek. It is better to play this slide when your entire team has, including your seat, favorable equipment, which increases the capabilities of the points from your fences as well as your first team.

Ideally, you want to use a bench batch before playing your allowance card. In this way, after using this slide, you can use WildCard to upgrade the start of eleven and lower some seats without worrying about playing the match. Of course, the presence of the ideal “Bench” team is not always possible, because it requires a deep team with quality players.

Some of the most popular weeks that play the role of the bench this season are the GW5, GW8 and GW9 – although your team looks particularly strong in a random week, this may be the right time as well. Planning for this slide can carefully add additional valuable points, especially when combining good timing with foaming structures.

Triple Captain – Increase your returns to the maximum

Triple Captain is either divided or curse, depending on how to run it. Use it and the player you chose to register Triple Triple that Gameweek.

The reward can be huge if your choice is leakage, but the danger is painful if it is empty.

Some managers with their intestines go to a prominent player, while others prefer to support one of the distinguished heavy strikers against an easier defense. Of course, football is unpredictable, so success often depends on little luck alongside the strategy.

Below are the best installations for the three installments this season:

• Mohamed Salah: (Burnley Away), GW14 (Sunderland Home), GW15 (Leeds Away)

• Erling Haland: GW6 (Burnley Home), GW13 (Leeds Home), GW15 (Sunderland Home), GW19 (Sunderland Away)

• Cole Palmer: GW9 (Sunderland Home), GW11 (Wolves Home), GW12 (Burnley Away)

You do not need to adhere to these players or weeks – these are simply distinct options with the most suitable compositions. There are always good reasons to consider players or other weeks based on the model, rotation risk or personal strategy.

Chip Strategy – Summary

Among the most involved FPL managers, these weeks tend to be the most popular for using chips:

• WildCard: Gameweeks 7, 8 and 13
• Free success: Gameweeks 4, 6, 7 and 15
• Batch Batch: Gameweeks 5, 8 and 9
• Triple Captain: Gameweeks 4, 6, 9, 13, 14 and 15

Of course, there is no “suitable” time to use your chips – just general patterns and popular strategic weeks that many managers tend.

When it is worth, my personal chip plan (is always subject to change with the progress of the season) looks like this:

Free success in GW4 – mainly because I do not have Liverpool or Crystal Palace players at that point.

GW8 bench – my current seat has the best installations this week

WildCard in GW13 – with the aim of taking advantage of the strong installations of Liverpool, Man City and Newcastle.

A trilogy captain – is still not specified

Each manager’s approach, and flexibility will be key with additional chips for this season. This guide only explains what are the most popular weeks among the participating FPL managers.