The Captain is usually the most expensive player in Fantasy Snooker due to their increased point-scoring potential.

The primary goal in Fantasy Snooker is to accumulate the highest total points by strategically selecting players and optimizing their performance.

Points per foul is not a typical scoring category in Fantasy Snooker.

In most Fantasy Snooker formats, the maximum number of players allowed in a team is 6.

Substitute Player is not a valid position in Fantasy Snooker.

The Captain and Vice-Captain in Fantasy Snooker receive double points for their performances, making them crucial player selections.

Unlimited Transfer is not a common transfer strategy in Fantasy Snooker.

The typical duration of a Fantasy Snooker season is 12 months, aligning with the professional snooker calendar.

Salary Cap is not a common scoring format in Fantasy Snooker.

A player's value in Fantasy Snooker is determined by a combination of recent form, tournament history, and world ranking.

Monthly Fantasy Snooker is not a common type of contest format.

The primary objective of a Fantasy Snooker manager is to accumulate the highest total points by strategically selecting players and optimizing their performance.

Salary Cap League is not a common type of Fantasy Snooker league.

In most Fantasy Snooker formats, the maximum number of transfers allowed per gameweek is 2.

Salary Cap Draft is not a common type of Fantasy Snooker draft.