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Bread Packs are a way to get cards. They can contain player, team and multiplier cards.

In BP Fantasy Leagues, players have the option to join a league in several ways based on their preferences. If you’re looking for a quick start without managing league settings, you can

Your roster will consist of both starters and bench players. You can adjust your lineup if your bench players perform better.

Pool of players that have not been drafted. You can replace these players with players in your team. Free agents are players not currently on any team’s roster. You can add these players to improve your team when a spot opens.

During live match weeks, Free Agency will be locked until the following Monday at noon EST. This forces teams to utilize their bench slots in matches.

Trading is an excellent way to address weaknesses in your lineup. You can propose trades to other teams, exchanging players to improve both teams’ strengths in various categories. You can trade offered players with players in your team or create new offers.

Make sure to evaluate player contributions across all categories and consider how each player fits your team’s needs before finalizing a trade.

For those who want more control over league rules and settings, the option to create your own league allows you to customize everything from the number of teams to scoring categories, roster structure, and playoff settings. If you’re joining friends, family, or colleagues who already have a league established, you can easily join an existing league by invite. This option is ideal for those looking for a more social or competitive experience with a familiar group. These choices give players the freedom to tailor their fantasy experience best to match their desired level of involvement and competition.

Starting your own league on BreakingPoint is straightforward and customizable. Follow these steps to set up the basics:

Decide how many teams will be in your league, with the options being between 4-10 teams. A smaller league (4-6 teams) means a deeper player pool, while a larger league increases competition for star players.

For Head-to-Head (H2H) Categories scoring, each category is treated as a mini-battle against your weekly opponent. The categories include:

You can customize the number of categories used depending on your league’s preferences.

 you’ll be able to join an existing open League with other managers looking to compete in a pre-made league.

Decide whether the League will last a single stage or for the entire course of the CDL season.

Your roster will consist of both starters and bench players. Standard rosters often include:

2 Assault Rifle Players (ARs) and 2 Submachine Gun Players (SMGs)

Players not actively scoring for you unless inserted into the starting lineup.

Your league commissioner can adjust the number of starting spots and bench positions based on league size and preferences.

The draft is where you build your team by selecting players one by one. BP Fantasy Leagues uses a

In a Snake Draft, the order reverses every round. If you draft first in Round 1, you’ll draft last in Round 2, and then first again in Round 3.

This format helps balance fairness, ensuring each team gets a fair shot at talent.

If you’re joining friends, family, or colleagues who already have a league established, you can easily join an existing league by invite.

In Head-to-Head Categories, teams compete each week in several statistical categories. Here’s how it works:


Each team is matched against another team for a week-long "game." Your goal is to win more categories than your opponent by the end of the week.

For example, if you win five categories and your opponent wins three, your weekly record will be 5-3.

Each category win gives you a point toward your weekly score. At the end of the week, your team’s record reflects the number of categories won.

The standings reflect your win-loss record across the season. Teams with the best records by the end of the regular season advance to the playoffs.

Keeping your team competitive means adjusting to injuries, slumps, and breakout players by picking up free agents and making trades.

Free agents are players not currently on any team’s roster. You can add these players to improve your team when a spot opens.

Trading is an excellent way to address weaknesses in your lineup. You can propose trades to other teams, exchanging players to improve both teams’ strengths in various categories.

For those who want more control over league rules and settings, the option to create your own league allows you to customize everything from the number of teams to scoring categories, roster structure, and playoff settings.

The top four teams at the end of the regular season enter the playoffs, where they compete for the championship. BreakingPoint Fantasy Leagues use

The playoff matchup will depend on the season length of the League. For single-stage Fantasy Leagues, the playoffs will occur during the Major of that stage. For season-long Leagues, the playoffs will happen during Champs at the end of the year.

In Roto Scoring, teams compete based on their performance across each category rather than head-to-head matchups.

Instead of going head-to-head, each team accumulates points based on where they rank in each category compared to the other playoff teams.

For example, if your team scores the highest total rebounds among playoff teams, you’ll earn maximum points in that category.

After the playoff weeks, the team with the highest total points across all categories is crowned the league champion.

With this setup, you’re ready to start playing BreakingPoint Fantasy Leagues! Enjoy the excitement of drafting, the thrill of weekly matchups, and the competitive atmosphere as you aim for the championship!

If you’re ready to jump into BreakingPoint’s Fantasy Leagues, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create a league, draft your team, manage scoring, trade, and compete in the playoffs. This guide covers everything you need to know to start playing!

The draft is where you build your team by selecting players one by one when the League starts. BP Fantasy Leagues uses a

Consider targeting top players who excel in multiple categories, as they provide more value in Head-to-Head leagues.

Look for players who can contribute consistently to categories that are harder to fill, such as blocks or steals.

In Matchups, teams compete each week in several statistical categories. Your goal is to win more categories than your opponent by the end of the week.The standings reflect your win-loss record across the season. Teams with the best records by the end of the regular season advance to the playoffs.

The top four teams at the end of the regular season enter the playoffs, where they compete for the championship. BreakingPoint Fantasy Leagues use Roto Scoring in the playoffs to crown a winner.

We will send you updates about matches, player transfers and fantasy leagues. You can also enable push notifications later in your profile settings.

The goal of Gridlock is to fill the grid with 9 unique players that match the criteria for each row and column. You cannot use the same player in more than one square. You have ten guesses to complete the grid.

To be considered teammates, two players must have been on the same CDL-era roster at the same time. Substitutes are included. Coaches are not included unless they also served as a substitute.

Wins and rings from before the CDL era do count. While most squares will have multiple possible answers, some may only have one, so use your guesses carefully. A new puzzle will be available to solve each day.

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The <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.breakingpoint.gg/teams/2/Los-Angeles-Thieves">LA Thieves</a> have said farewell to entry SMG <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.breakingpoint.gg/players/Afro">Marcus “Afro” Reid</a>.Afro joined the franchise in the offseason, hoping to revitalize his career after stops in London &amp; Minnesota. While he showed flashes of his high potential, the team struggled at the start of the year. <img src="https://dfpiiufxcciujugzjvgx.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/uploaded_files/posts/Afro (@LAThieves)-1725910283250.webp">With back-to-back Top 12 finishes in the opening two Majors, the franchise pivoted to stay in the Champion fight. Marcus would be replaced in the starting lineup by <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.breakingpoint.gg/players/JoeDeceives">Joseph "JoeDeceives" Romero</a>, who had been benched after Major 1 but returned after a strong showing in Challengers. The Englishman finished the year with a 0.89 overall KD, 71.7 Slayer Rating, and 0.86 respawn KD. While he struggled mightly in respawns, highlighted by the CDL-low 3417 damage per 10 minutes in Hardpoint, he played great in SND. Afro had a 1.09 KD in Search &amp; Destroy with 0.78 kills per round, a 62.7% opening duel win rate, and was 13-2 in opening duels in Game 5s. While the season did not go as planned for the veteran, his great SND form still keeps alight the hope of signing with a franchise going into Black Ops 6.

Afro released from LAT