First, pick the weekend
Look at what actually plays: a two-game Liga round, an ACB midweek leftover, a Vuelta time trial. Empty weekends stay empty. We do not invent fixtures.
Forja Desk is a fantasy workshop for people who watch Spanish leagues on Sunday night. Pick a sport, lock five names, and keep the sheet next to last week’s notes.
Most fantasy pages shout about prizes and live odds. This one is closer to a printed sheet on a kitchen table in Valencia: a short list of names, a budget, and a captain who scores double.
The cards on this site are sample profiles. They are not licensed athletes and they do not move real money. Use them to practise how a mixed Spanish week feels when football, basketball and a Vuelta stage land on the same weekend.
Forja is the Spanish word for a forge. The weekly sheet is the metal: heat it on Friday, shape it on Saturday, lock it before kick-off.
La Liga Saturdays, ACB nights, a Vuelta mountain stage, clay in Madrid or Barcelona. The calendar is local even when the company address is in Hong Kong.
Fifty points, five names, one captain. You can fill the sheet from football only, or steal a cheaper cycling sprinter to afford a tennis single.
There is nothing to top up. The board is a practice tool. If you want a paid league with friends, you run that elsewhere and bring the habit back here.
Form on the card is a stand-in for last-week minutes, not a prediction. Captain doubles. Going over budget leaves the sheet unsigned.
Look at what actually plays: a two-game Liga round, an ACB midweek leftover, a Vuelta time trial. Empty weekends stay empty. We do not invent fixtures.
Open the desk below or the full sports page. Five names maximum. Price is on the right of each row. Form is the last number.
That name scores twice. Most people pick the football forward with the home kick-off. Some weeks the clay court is the safer double.
Compare it with the next sheet. The point is the habit, not a prize table. The longer method lives on the How It Works page.
Eight desks you can mix in one week. Sample cards only.
La Liga and Copa weekends. Goalkeepers are cheap; forwards eat the budget.
ACB nights. Guards cost more when the calendar stacks two games.
Vuelta stages. Climbers spike on summit finishes; sprinters stay cheap.
Clay weeks in Madrid and Barcelona. One singles name can be the captain.
Spanish grands prix and test days. One rider, one weekend score.
ASOBAL midweeks. Useful when football rest weeks leave holes.
LNFS halls. Short games, cheap wings, busy scoring.
División de Honor Saturdays. Low cost, useful as budget glue.
These are house leagues for practice. They do not pay out.
| Desk | Sport | Week shape |
|---|---|---|
| Costa Norte Invitation | Football | Saturday 18:30 kick-offs on the coast |
| Meseta Midweek | Football | Midweek Copa leftovers and rest-week patches |
| Night Shift ACB | Basketball | Thursday and Sunday pavilion nights |
| Alto de l’Angliru | Cycling | Summit finishes and time trials only |
| Sunday Clay | Tennis | Madrid and Barcelona clay weeks |
| Paddock Points | Moto | Spanish circuit weekends |
| Banquillo Sur | Handball | ASOBAL double-headers |
| Puerto Cup | Mixed | Any five names, same fifty-point cap |
Lock five photo cards inside 50 points and name a captain. Then play Sunday: each name reports minutes and the sheet score fills in. Captain counts twice.
No. Forja Desk does not take stakes, list odds, or pay winnings. The sheets are a practice board for fantasy scoring.
No. The roster is fictional so we can show the mechanic without using licensed athletes. Treat the names as placeholders for your own league.
Yes. The house mixed desk is Puerto Cup: five names, fifty points, any sport on the board.
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