Draft prep guide
How to mock draft for fantasy football
Mock drafts help you practice round-by-round decisions before your real league draft. DraftCamp runs solo snake mocks in your browser — CPUs pick on every clock, so you never wait on a lobby or lose a draft to ghost managers.
Four steps to useful practice
Step 1
Match your league settings
Set scoring (PPR, half, or standard), team count, and roster slots. Superflex and 2QB presets are available if your league uses them. ADP and bot behavior adjust to these settings.
Step 2
Pick a CPU room style
Start with by-the-board ADP practice, then try a mixed home-league room where bots run on RBs or reach for sleepers. Assign per-bot strategies like Hero RB or Zero RB to mimic specific managers.
Step 3
Draft with research open
Use the in-room player list, queue, and weekly game logs to research while you draft. Injury badges and bye weeks are visible without leaving the board.
Step 4
Review and repeat
Undo picks, restart the draft, or run again with a different draft slot. Signed-in users can save in-progress mocks and revisit finished boards.
Ready-to-run practice rooms
Each link opens mock draft setup with league settings pre-filled. No signup required to start.
Build a cheat sheet first
Rank players with drag-and-drop tiers and Target / Avoid / Sleeper tags. Attach a cheat sheet when you start a mock to draft against your own board. Free accounts can save up to five sheets.
Check ADP for your format
ADP varies by scoring and league size. Browse format-specific rankings before you mock:
Start now
The fastest path is a one-click PPR mock. Customize scoring, bots, and roster slots from setup when you want more control.