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NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Revraiser Sat Feb 11, 2023 8:27 pm
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by rhinoceroo Sat Feb 11, 2023 8:49 pm
This Hurrell kid looks like he could be a fantasy beast.
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Nice course. I played the national final of the scramble there a couple of years ago. Was a lot hotter and much more humid than the cold country where I live.
So Chucky is a bandit then? Did you contribute the golf or the handicap? Great track Twinnies, always in mint condition.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Guest Sat Feb 11, 2023 9:41 pm
Biggest surprise so far has been T Hazleton for me.
Priced at $250k showed he was a class above that game. With both Tolman and Fifita retired the Sharks are looking for another FRF to add to the squad I don’t think he’s hurt his chances, whether he gets enough minutes will be the question.
Priced at $250k showed he was a class above that game. With both Tolman and Fifita retired the Sharks are looking for another FRF to add to the squad I don’t think he’s hurt his chances, whether he gets enough minutes will be the question.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Revraiser Sat Feb 11, 2023 10:10 pm
Genderbender wrote:Biggest surprise so far has been T Hazleton for me.
Priced at $250k showed he was a class above that game. With both Tolman and Fifita retired the Sharks are looking for another FRF to add to the squad I don’t think he’s hurt his chances, whether he gets enough minutes will be the question.
He reminded me of Michael Porter in the 80's on Friday night at the stadium, chugging along
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Rabbits21 Sat Feb 11, 2023 11:14 pm
Haven’t watched yet but he probs only played 15mins. Personally I won’t touch him.rhinoceroo wrote:What was up with Hodgson's score? Did he go off after then minutes?
I’m watching the All Stars game back now I’m enjoying it. Well reffed so far too.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by GarethEllisismyDad Sun Feb 12, 2023 12:29 am
Hop good and Hynes scoring over 70 in fantasy points,
Latrell scoring 6, with 3 runs for 44 metres
Latrell scoring 6, with 3 runs for 44 metres
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Rabbits21 Sun Feb 12, 2023 1:45 am
Trell played at 5/8 and still was solid with some classy touches would’ve put Cobbo over if he held it. I’m just happy he didn’t get injured.GarethEllisismyDad wrote:Hop good and Hynes scoring over 70 in fantasy points,
Latrell scoring 6, with 3 runs for 44 metres
@rhinoceroo just watched the start of the Parra trial Hodgson got through 22mins looked solid but did throw an intercept and the Penrith player ran 90 metres to score. In the first 22mins as well Momoisea I must say didn’t really impress me.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by easytiger Sun Feb 12, 2023 5:12 am
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It's a fun competition, and it may even make you a better Fantasy player*
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by The Pascoe Fiasco Sun Feb 12, 2023 6:55 am
How are the Rd 1 break evens determined?
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Camo123 Sun Feb 12, 2023 7:07 am
The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:How are the Rd 1 break evens determined?
Price divided by roughly 14300
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by The Pascoe Fiasco Sun Feb 12, 2023 7:37 am
Thanks very much!Camo123 wrote:
Price divided by roughly 14300
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Chucky Sun Feb 12, 2023 8:23 am
I was one of 2 single figures. The other 2 were in the 20’s.AL wrote:
So Chucky is a bandit then? Did you contribute the golf or the handicap? Great track Twinnies, always in mint condition.
We were probably the only team not custom made for the event. We are a group of mates that play together every week.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by my tv broke Sun Feb 12, 2023 8:37 am
Had a dream that everyone was agonising over starting with UTO as he was named to start at prop.
He scored the first goal of the opening match, a right foot volley to the top right of the net, from a tommy talau cross.
I have no idea why the wests tigers were playing at the soccer world cup
He scored the first goal of the opening match, a right foot volley to the top right of the net, from a tommy talau cross.
I have no idea why the wests tigers were playing at the soccer world cup
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by L-Jimmy Sun Feb 12, 2023 8:50 am
my tv broke wrote:Had a dream that everyone was agonising over starting with UTO as he was named to start at prop.
He scored the first goal of the opening match, a right foot volley to the top right of the net, from a tommy talau cross.
I have no idea why the wests tigers were playing at the soccer world cup
Well, a prop is a forward, and centres are meant to distribute ball to their wing ... so the metaphor is solid. I'm sold.
Both go straight into my team.
Stefano (C) Utoikamanu looks alright actually. Might play the triple C chip on him in R1 against the Tits.
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Chucky wrote:
I was one of 2 single figures. The other 2 were in the 20’s.
We were probably the only team not custom made for the event. We are a group of mates that play together every week.
Nice. That’s the best combo in the elimination format - definitely need the 2 low markers but have to balance that out with some handicap from the other 2. I’m stuck in no man’s land these days, no where near enough golf, but also not quite enough handicap.
Back on topic - I’ve picked 1 player for my first draft. (C)Leary.
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by my tv broke Sun Feb 12, 2023 9:08 am
AL wrote:
Nice. That’s the best combo in the elimination format - definitely need the 2 low markers but have to balance that out with some handicap from the other 2. I’m stuck in no man’s land these days, no where near enough golf, but also not quite enough handicap.
Back on topic - I’ve picked 1 player for my first draft. (C)Leary.
Putting the C on Blake Leary is a bold choice
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by White Lightning Sun Feb 12, 2023 9:31 am
my tv broke wrote:Had a dream that everyone was agonising over starting with UTO as he was named to start at prop.
He scored the first goal of the opening match, a right foot volley to the top right of the net, from a tommy talau cross.
I have no idea why the wests tigers were playing at the soccer world cup
mitrovic to utoi done now i will capture all of utoi's price rises boom
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Krump Sun Feb 12, 2023 9:32 am
Sounds like the microdosing is workingmy tv broke wrote:Had a dream that everyone was agonising over starting with UTO as he was named to start at prop.
He scored the first goal of the opening match, a right foot volley to the top right of the net, from a tommy talau cross.
I have no idea why the wests tigers were playing at the soccer world cup
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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 2 - What's the magic number ?
by Snatchpato Sun Feb 12, 2023 10:06 am
Not really on topic, but has anyone had a look at Verrills? Not really anyone on the bench to take significant minutes off him, surely they don't play Campbell at hooker. Maybe Joliffe is there to take 30 minutes, but that leaves them with only 2 bench forwards.
If that's the case, that means Tino and Mo will likely be playing big minutes, could be some value there.
Main question: Verrills y/n?
Second question: If no, Tino/Mo?
If that's the case, that means Tino and Mo will likely be playing big minutes, could be some value there.
Main question: Verrills y/n?
Second question: If no, Tino/Mo?