NRL Fantasy
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NRL Fantasy[edit]
NRL Fantasy is an online fantasy game that focuses on players from the NRL. The aim of the game is to score points through players in the National Rugby League. It has many different options, whether you want to go head to head against someone else or if you want to play against friends in a league or want to win overall against everyone. In Classic mode, you take on the role of a coach and choose 21 players to score points for them. Every week players are allowed to trade players for other players within their salary cap.[1]
Managing A Team[edit]
When you are controlling a team in NRL Fantasy, you are only allowed to choose certain players in certain positions. You have a total of 21 available player slots, including 3 Fullbacks/Wingers, 2 Centres, 2 Halves, 1 Hooker, 2 Edge Forwards, 3 Middle Forwards and 8 Reserves, made up of 4 Interchange Players and 4 Emergency Players. You have to make this team within the Salary Cap of $10 Million. Captains score Double Points, and if your captain does not play, the Vice Captain will take over and score Double Points. Players who are listed/and or play multiple positions can be placed in any of their listed position slots.[2][3][4]
Classic & Draft[edit]
In NRL Fantasy, there are two game modes in which you can play in. They are:
Classic[edit]
In Classic, you choose a 21-man roster, make trades during the season to increase the worth of your team, compete against your friends in head-to-head leagues, and compete for the season's biggest rewards.
and
Draft[edit]
The premise of Draft is that you organise a group of friends and conduct a live draft in which each NRL player can only be a member of one team. Your league is completely customizable, and you are free to swap players with other teams in your league at any time during the season.[5]
NRL Fantasy Coach[edit]
NRL Fantasy Coach is an add-on that you can buy in NRL Fantasy. It has upgraded benefits and tips for more success on winning prizes and Leagues.
Some benefits include:
- Detailed stats insights
- Score projections
- Break even analysis
- Venue and opposition stats
- Bye detector[6]
Scoring[edit]
The Point Scoring system for the 2023 season works as follows:
| ACTIVITY | DEFINITION | 2023 POINTS |
|---|---|---|
| Try | Player successfully scores a try | 8 Points |
| Goal | Successful conversion or penalty attempt | 2 Points |
| Field Goal | Successful attempt at drop goal | 5 Points |
| Try Assist | Action that created a Try Scoring chance for a teammate | 5 Points |
| Line Break | Ball carrier breaks the defensive line in open play. If no previous line break has been registered it can also be applied as a player crosses the try line, even if he is still in contact. | 4 Points |
| Line Break Assist | An action by attacking player that has led to or | 2 Points |
| Tackle | Defensive player successfully halts the progress of opposition in possession of the ball | 1 Points |
| Tackle Break | Offensive player breaks free of defensive players who have initiated an attempted tackle | 2 Points |
| Missed Tackle | Defensive player has missed or fallen off a tackle | -2 Points |
| Offload (to hand) | Player successfully passes whilst in contact with defensive players with the ball going ‘to hand’ | 4 Points |
| Offload (to ground) | Player successfully passes whilst in contact with defensive players with the ball going ‘to ground | 2 Points |
| Error | Attributed to players when they make a mistake such as dropping or passing the ball forward resulting in a turnover or repeat set. | -2 Points |
| 40/20 or 20/40 | A kick from on or behind the 40m /20m line in the player’s half of the field that successfully goes out of the field of play on or inside the 20m /40m line of the opposition half | 4 Points |
| Total Metres gained | All metres run by a players with the ball in hand | Total metres run divided by 10, rounded down to nearest whole number |
| Kick Metres | All in-field metres travelled by the ball after kicked by a player | Total Metres gained kicking divided by 30, rounded down to the nearest whole number |
| Penalty conceded | All infringements of the rules leading to the opposition receiving a penalty | -2 Points |
| 6-again Infringement | When a player offends conceding a ruck infringement or is inside the 10 resulting in a 6-again call. | -1 Point |
| Sin-Bin/Send-Off | Player sent from the field for 10-minute or the remainder of the match | -5/-10 Point |
| Try Saves | Action by defence that prevents a try being scored | 5 Points |
| Kicks Defused | Successful action preventing opposition scoring or regaining the ball. | 1 Points |
| Forced Drop-outs | Action resulting in a player being ‘forced’ in goal resulting in a drop-out. | 2 Points |
| Turnovers | When a player successfully completes a one-on-one strip, takes an intercept or causes a turnover via tackle. | 4 Points |
| Escape In Goal | When a player successfully exits their in-goal area when the defence was likely to pin them in goal. | 2 Points |
Leagues[edit]
In NRL Fantasy, there is an option to play in a league. A league is a group of usually 16 people who try to score more points than each other. A league can either be H-2-H (Head to Head, where you are against one different player every week) or Overall Points (where the whole League plays against each other to score more points than everyone else in the League). You can either join a Public League or create a Custom League and invite friends to join.[8]
NRL Fantasy App[edit]
NRL Fantasy is also available to play through an app, available to be downloaded on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android). Players can access all services on the app as they can on the website.[9][10]
NRL Fantasy on NRL.com[edit]
NRL Fantasy is featured quite often on the National Rugby League website. The NRL website has tips, predictions, notable news and price changes, in the form of videos, reports, team analysis and team list breakdowns. The NRL also has previous NRL Fantasy winners and notable names in NRL, such as Daniel Long (previous winner).[11] They post these videos and reports more than three times a week to help players learn and discover what to do with their game players.[12]
NRL Fantasy Stats[edit]
NRL Fantasy Stats is a community owned website featuring all things that you need to know about the game. The website features statistics about players for example, what player is owned by the highest amount of people, what player is good to get, players who are not good to get and players with the top averages. The website is a helpful tip for beginners who don't know what players are good and what players are bad. It also has live match statistics.[13]
References[edit]
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-06-01.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy 2023 Notice Board". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-07-06.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy - Selecting A Team". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-06-27.
- ↑ Warren, Todd (2019-03-02). "A simple introduction to NRL Fantasy". NothingButLeague. Retrieved 2023-08-16.
- ↑ "Introducing NRL Fantasy: The basics". National Rugby League. 2017-02-01. Retrieved 2023-07-19.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy Coach". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-06-27.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy Point Scoring". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-06-01.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy Leagues". NRL Fantasy. Retrieved 2023-06-27.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy - Apps on Google Play". play.google.com. Retrieved 2023-06-27.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy". App Store. 2023-06-13. Retrieved 2023-06-27.
- ↑ "Wisdom Wednesday - Round 18 | Former NRL Fantasy winner Daniel Long returns to discuss the run home and which players you should be targeting towards the back end of the season. | By NRL Fantasy | Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2023-06-28.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy teams analysis: Round 18". National Rugby League. 2023-06-27. Retrieved 2023-06-28.
- ↑ "NRL Fantasy Statistics and Break Evens - A Community Website". footystatistics.com. Retrieved 2023-06-28.
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