Trade Calculator
Up to four teams, priced with our Value for the league in view. Every side shows what it gives and what it receives, and a side that would have to cut players to fit the trade is charged for it.
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A trade is only worth what it is worth in your league. Every
asset is priced with our Value for the league in view,
so the same deal reads differently in superflex than in 1QB. Picks are priced
as the middle pick of their round and named after the team whose pick it is —
a roster can hold two firsts in one year, or none of its own.
Net value is judged against the roster it lands on. Two
thousand points is a windfall to a thin team and a rounding error to a stacked
one, which is why likely to accept weighs the gain against what that
team already holds, alongside what the trade does to its title odds.
This season and the future disagree, and both are the answer.
A draft pick counts nothing between now and January and plenty afterwards.
Winning one horizon while losing the other is not an edge case — it is what
buying and selling are — so every ledger is priced twice.
Net value does not answer the lineup question. A side can win
a trade on value and start the same nine players. The odds and the lineup
before and after come from 4,000 simulations of the rest of the season.
A player you cannot roster is not worth what he costs. A side
that finishes over its limit is charged for the players it would have to cut,
and the taxi squad is passed over when choosing them.