The “set and forget” strategy in fantasy sports involves selecting a lineup or a particular player and leaving it unchanged for multiple game weeks or even the entire season. This approach is usually adopted when a participant has high confidence in the consistent performance of their chosen players, regardless of weekly matchups or short-term form fluctuations.
This strategy reduces the time and effort needed for weekly management but can be risky if the selected players underperform or get injured. It’s a testament to a player’s confidence in their initial research and selection, relying on the belief that their choices will yield positive results over time.
