Premier Padel Fantasy Stats: Season's Best Averages, Values, and Budget Picks Revealed

With no tournament on the slate this week, there's no better time to zoom out and take a hard look at what the season's numbers are actually telling us. Seventeen tournaments deep, the data has had enough time to separate the real earners from the one-hit wonders. Whether you're chasing a leaderboard spot or just trying to squeeze more from your 1,000-credit budget, this is the breakdown you need. Let's get into it.

📊 Highest Average FP

Federico Chingotto is sitting at 113.4 average fantasy points across 17 tournaments, ranked third in cost at 193.7 credits — and that combination should be setting off alarms in every manager's head. He's played every single one of those 17 tournaments, so that average isn't propped up by a couple of lucky runs with gaps in between. It's relentless, consistent output from an AR-side drive player who just keeps showing up and delivering. At 193.7 credits he's expensive, no question — but when you're getting north of 113 points per tournament, you're essentially getting your money back every single week. Build your squad around Chingotto as your male anchor, then work backwards from the remaining 806+ credits for the other eleven spots.

On the women's side, Delfina Brea Senesi is the equivalent conversation — except she's actually ranked first. Her 103.4 average FP across 17 tournaments at a cost of 192.2 credits makes her the clear number-one average earner in the women's game this season, and the cost difference versus Chingotto is almost nothing. She mirrors him structurally: AR-side drive player, full season availability, elite consistency. The fact that she costs 1.5 credits less than Chingotto while holding the top average ranking in her category is a tiny but lovely detail. Stack them both and you've got two pillars eating up roughly 386 credits — almost 39% of your budget — but you're locking in the two most reliable point-generators in the entire game. From there, the rest of your roster construction is about finding value, and that's exactly what the next sections are for.

💰 Best Cost/Points Ratio

If Chingotto and Brea Senesi are the anchors, Maximiliano Arce is the rope that holds everything together. At just 48.1 credits, Arce is producing 60.8 average fantasy points — a cost-to-points ratio of 1.26 FP per credit, the best among men this season. Let that sink in: he's generating more points per credit than anyone else on the men's tour, and he costs less than a quarter of what Chingotto does. That's the kind of player who funds your premiums. Slot Arce into your six-man lineup and suddenly you've got a spot that costs 48.1 credits doing the heavy lifting of someone worth double that. The credits you save here go straight toward upgrading another slot — maybe pushing you from a mid-tier pick to a genuine top-ten player.

Martina Calvo Santamaria is doing something similar in the women's draw, though the maths looks a little different. Her ratio of 0.68 FP per credit at 115.5 credits and 78.5 average FP won't jump off the page the same way Arce's does — but context matters. In the women's field, where the top players cost close to 192 credits, finding 78.5 points at 115.5 credits is genuinely strong value. She's giving you meaningful output at a price point that keeps your budget flexible. Pair her alongside Brea Senesi and you're covering the women's lineup with a premium anchor and a savvy mid-range value pick — a combination that leaves you breathing room elsewhere. Don't chase the ratio number in isolation; chase what Calvo Santamaria actually enables you to do with the rest of your squad.

🔥 Most FP Delivered

Season contribution is the stat that cuts through noise. Averages can flatter players who skip half the calendar — but total fantasy points delivered tells you who's actually been in your corner, week after week. Federico Chingotto has put up 1,928 total fantasy points across 17 tournaments this season. That's not a hot streak. That's a full-season commitment to being the most productive man in Premier Padel fantasy, full stop. Seventeen tournaments played, 113.4 per outing, and the total just keeps climbing. For managers who've had him all season, that number explains a lot of leaderboard positions.

Delfina Brea Senesi's 1,758 total FP delivered is the women's season benchmark, and it's built the same way — 17 tournaments, 103.4 per event, no hiding. The gap between her and whoever sits second in total women's contribution speaks to how rare it is to combine elite availability with elite output. Both Chingotto and Brea Senesi aren't just the best averages; they're the best totals too. There's a lesson there for roster-building: a player who scores 150 one week and 40 the next is harder to plan around than one who gives you 103 like clockwork. Consistency compounds. These two are proof.

🪙 Best Budget Pick

Now for the fun part. Juan Ignacio De Pascual costs 30.7 credits. Thirty. Point. Seven. For an AR-side drive player ranked 42nd who's averaging 34.1 fantasy points across 11 tournaments, that is an almost absurd price tag. Yes, 34.1 isn't going to win you a week on its own — but at 30.7 credits he's essentially a free slot in your lineup. You could fit him, Chingotto, and Arce in your six-man squad for roughly 272 credits combined, leaving you nearly 728 credits for the other nine players. De Pascual's ceiling as a budget pick is that he funds everything around him. The caveat: he's only played 11 of 17 tournaments, so there's some availability risk baked in. Keep an eye on his schedule.

Patricia Martinez Fortun is a trickier call. At 49.4 credits she's the women's cheapest notable budget option, but her 10.3 average FP across just five tournaments this season is a number that demands honesty — that's a low return, and five events is a small sample. She's a ES-side drive player ranked 50th, and at her price point she's essentially a squad-filler while you load up on quality elsewhere. If your women's budget is already stretched by Brea Senesi and Calvo Santamaria, Martinez Fortun can patch a sixth slot without breaking anything. Just don't expect her to carry a matchweek. She's a credits-freed pick, not a points pick — and in fantasy, knowing the difference is everything.

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