In Fantasy Water Polo, the goal is to accumulate the highest number of player points by combining individual player performances and team achievements.

Point Guard is not a position typically found in Fantasy Water Polo. The common positions include Center Forward, Defender, and Goalkeeper.

In Fantasy Water Polo, each team is allowed to have a maximum of 7 players on the field during a match.

Penalty Shot is a valid scoring method in Fantasy Water Polo. Free Throw, Three-Pointer, and Power Play Goal are not applicable in this sport.

Holding is the most common type of foul called in Fantasy Water Polo due to the physical nature of the sport.

Triangle Offense is not a common strategy used in Fantasy Water Polo. Zone Defense, Man-to-Man Defense, and Pressing Defense are more frequently employed.

Each team is allowed a maximum of 7 substitutions during a Fantasy Water Polo match.

Rebounds are not a valid player statistic tracked in Fantasy Water Polo.

A Fantasy Water Polo match typically lasts for 30 minutes, divided into two halves.

Height is not a common player attribute considered in Fantasy Water Polo, as it does not significantly impact performance.

The maximum number of points a player can score in a single Fantasy Water Polo match is 50 points.

Point Guard is not a common player position in Fantasy Water Polo. The common positions include Center Forward, Defender, and Goalkeeper.

In Fantasy Water Polo, each team is allowed to have a maximum of 7 players on the field during a match.

Penalty Shot is a valid scoring method in Fantasy Water Polo. Free Throw, Three-Pointer, and Power Play Goal are not applicable in this sport.

Holding is the most common type of foul called in Fantasy Water Polo due to the physical nature of the sport.