What time do FPL price changes happen?

Every day at midnight UK time. FPL's progress figure updates every 15 minutes before that, so the lists on this page show who is on course before the update happens.

What were the FPL price changes last night?

At the last update, the players in the "Changed at the last update" list above changed price. The list on this page shows every player who moved.

Is there an FPL price change predictor?

Yes. FPL publishes its own progress figure for every player: 100% or more means a rise is expected at the next update, -100% or less a fall. This page sorts that data into tonight's risers and fallers. It is a guide, not a guarantee, and FPL can lock a player's price for a spell.

How do FPL price changes work?

A player's price moves £0.1m at a time on net transfers: enough managers buying him lifts it, enough selling drops it. No player moves more than £0.3m in one gameweek.

How much do you make when an FPL player rises in price?

You keep half of any rise since you bought him, rounded down to £0.1m. A £0.1m rise earns nothing when you sell; a £0.2m or £0.3m rise earns £0.1m. A fall is taken in full.

FPL Price Changes

TL;DR

3 players are on course to rise at tonight's FPL price update and 25 to fall, on FPL's own price-change progress. The biggest risers are De Cuyper (£4.9m, 99%), Barry (£5.6m, 98%) and Tarkowski (£6.1m, 90%) and the biggest fallers Eze (£6.3m, -101%), Gozo (£5.0m, -100%) and Yohanna (£4.9m, -99%). The lists refresh every 15 minutes, and every player's move is in the xPts table.

Rising tonight

Falling tonight

Close to a change

See every price move

How FPL Price Changes Work

Prices move on net transfers: enough managers buying a player lifts him £0.1m, enough selling drops him £0.1m.

FPL now shows the progress. Every player carries a percentage. 100% or more means a rise is expected at the next update, -100% or less a fall. It updates every 15 minutes, and it is a guide, not a guarantee.
Prices change once a day, at midnight UK time. No player rises or falls more than £0.3m in one gameweek.
Progress resets after a move. A player who changed at the last update starts again from zero, which is why he drops off tonight's list.
Some prices are locked. FPL can freeze a player's price for a spell, and a locked player cannot move however many managers buy him.

Should You Buy Before a Price Rise?

Only when the player was already your transfer. A rise is worth less than it looks, and a hit costs more.

You keep half of a rise. Your selling price is the purchase price plus half the rise, rounded down to £0.1m. One £0.1m rise earns nothing on a sale; a £0.3m rise earns £0.1m.
You take a fall in full. Sell a player on course to fall before the update and you keep the £0.1m.
Points beat pennies. A 4-point hit to beat a rise is almost never worth it. Plan the move on projected points with the solver, then make it early if the player is on the rising list.
Check he starts. A rise on a player who is about to be benched is money in the wrong place; the predicted lineups show every club's likely XI.

The GW6 tips show who is worth the money this week, and Rate My Team checks the squad you end up with.

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