August 27, 2026
From Chingotto's elite 113.4 average to a 48-credit steal — here's exactly who to build your squad around right now.
No tournament this week, which means one thing: it's the perfect moment to zoom out, look at the full picture, and make smarter decisions than everyone else in your league. The season stats don't lie, and right now they're telling some very loud stories. Whether you're chasing down the top of the leaderboard or trying to squeeze every last point out of a tight budget, there's something here for you. Let's get into it.
Federico Chingotto is, simply put, the most consistent fantasy asset in the men's draw this season. Ranked #3 on tour, he's averaged 113.4 fantasy points across all 15 tournaments — not in a couple of hot weeks, not in a lucky run. Fifteen tournaments. Every single time he steps on court, Chingotto delivers. His aggressive right-side drive game generates the kind of attacking stats that fantasy points are built on, and the Argentina-registered veteran rarely has a blank week. At 193.7 credits he's expensive, yes — but when someone averages 113.4 FP per tournament over a full season, you're not spending on potential, you're buying a guarantee. If you can fit him in your six-man squad, anchor him in and build the rest of the team around what's left.
On the women's side, Delfina Brea Senesi is doing something just as remarkable. The #1-ranked player in the women's draw, she's averaged 103.4 fantasy points across the same 15 tournaments at a cost of 192.2 credits. Like Chingotto, her drive-side game and aggressive court positioning mean she's consistently involved in the big moments — exactly the kind of play that racks up fantasy returns week after week. That 103.4 average is a full tier above the rest of the women's field, and the fact that she costs fractionally less than Chingotto at 192.2 credits makes her arguably the single easiest roster decision in the game right now.
Here's the practical question every manager faces: can you actually afford both? Together they'd consume 385.9 credits of your 1,000-credit budget, leaving 614.1 for ten more players. That's tight, but workable — especially once you see what the value and budget sections have to offer. The key is treating Chingotto and Brea Senesi not as luxuries but as foundations. Build your squad's framework around them first, then hunt for the bargains that make the rest of the budget sing.
The best value pick in the entire men's pool right now isn't a household name — and that's exactly the point. Maximiliano Arce is producing 60.8 average fantasy points at a cost of just 48.1 credits, giving him a ratio of 1.26 FP per credit. That number is extraordinary. For context, you're getting more than a point of fantasy return for every single credit you invest. No other player in the men's draw comes close to that efficiency. If you're building a smart squad and not rostering Arce, you're essentially leaving free points on the table every tournament.
The women's value leader requires a slightly different frame. Martina Calvo Santamaria costs 115.5 credits and delivers 78.5 average fantasy points — a ratio of 0.68 FP per credit. That's nowhere near Arce's freakish efficiency, but in the context of the women's pool, she's a genuine steal at that price point. For a player hovering just above the mid-range cost bracket, 78.5 FP per tournament is serious production. She frees up meaningful credits compared to the premium tier, and those saved credits are what let you fit a Brea Senesi into your lineup without blowing the budget. Think of Calvo Santamaria as the player who makes your dream roster actually possible.
Season contribution is where consistency gets its truest reward, and nobody in the men's draw has delivered more total fantasy points this season than Federico Chingotto. Across 15 tournaments at 113.4 points per outing, he's put 1,701 total fantasy points on the board. That's not just an average — that's volume. Managers who locked in Chingotto at the start of the season and left him there have been rewarded with the kind of cumulative return that wins leagues. Total season contribution is the stat that separates the anchors from the one-week wonders, and Chingotto is the anchor of anchors.
Delfina Brea Senesi mirrors that story in the women's draw with 1,551 total fantasy points across her 15 tournaments — the highest season contribution among all women players. The gap between her and the rest of the women's field in cumulative terms underscores just how dominant her season has been. A manager who has carried Brea Senesi through the full campaign hasn't just benefited from great weekly numbers — they've built an unshakeable foundation that compounds over time. Both Chingotto and Brea Senesi prove the same thing: elite averages over a long tournament run don't just win individual weeks, they win seasons.
Not every squad slot needs to be a star. Aimar Goñi is proof of that. The #36-ranked player on the men's tour costs just 37.5 credits — the kind of price that barely registers on a 1,000-credit budget — and he's averaging 29.1 fantasy points across all 15 tournaments. His backhand-dominant game on the Spanish circuit might not be making highlight reels, but it's making fantasy points, and it's doing it at a cost that frees up serious room elsewhere. If you're already spending big on Chingotto and need to find an extra 150+ credits to balance the books, Goñi is the guy who quietly makes it all add up.
On the women's side, the budget picture gets a little more nuanced. Patricia Martinez Fortun costs 49.4 credits and is ranked #48, but her 10.3 average FP comes across just four tournaments — so treat her as a speculative pick rather than a proven weekly contributor. She's the kind of player you slot in when the budget is squeezed to its absolute limit and you need the cheapest compliant option available. At 49.4 credits she's one of the most affordable women on the roster, and if her tournament participation picks up in the back half of the season, those numbers could look very different very quickly. Low cost, real upside — just keep your eyes open.
⚓ Anchor first, then bargain-hunt — Chingotto (193.7cr) and Brea Senesi (192.2cr) together consume 385.9 credits but deliver the two highest averages and the two highest total contributions in the game. Start there.
💸 Arce at 48.1 credits is the most efficient spend in the men's pool — a 1.26 FP-per-credit ratio that no one else touches. If he's not in your squad, fix that immediately.
🔍 Patricia Martinez Fortun (49.4cr, 4 tournaments) is a watch-and-act play — she's budget-friendly enough to absorb, and if her appearances increase, her value could spike fast.
| # | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | FJorgensenTeam | 10437.2 |
| 2 | DavidCereCat | 10130.5 |
| 3 | sebsx4 | 10017.2 |
| 4 | GusTeam | 9823.9 |
| 5 | Padelcilu | 9663.1 |
Ready to put these numbers to work? Head to OutOfTheCourt, lock in your squad, and let the data do the talking.
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