AFL Fantasy with The Traders

Selby Lee-Steere, the winner of AFL Fantasy Classic, talks tactics with Roy, Calvin and Warnie. http://afl.com.au/fantasy

Roy, Calvin and Warnie jump in the studio for a thumping long podcast talking all things AFL Fantasy to help you learn the basics as well as some of the more advanced thinking for coaches. Warnie catches up with Louie from Champion Data to talk the new Prospectus and get some of his hot tips for the season.

PLAY FANTASY: http://fantasy.afl.com.au

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Roy, Calvin and Warnie jump in the studio for a thumping long podcast talking all things AFL Fantasy to help you learn the basics as well as some of the more advanced thinking for coaches. Warnie catches up with Louie from Champion Data to talk the new Prospectus and get some of his hot tips for the season.

PLAY FANTASY: http://fantasy.afl.com.au

Thousands of eager AFL Fantasy coaches have already started piecing together their Fantasy Classic squads for the new season.
The game launched last week and although we are only a handful of days in, some trends have started to appear in how coaches are picking their teams.

It appears that the ruck combination of Nic Naitanui (RUC, $417,000) and Max Gawn (RUC, $605,000) is set to be the most popular to start the season. Naitanui's price attracted a 30 per cent discount due to missing all of 2017, while Gawn is under-priced based on his output last season compared to the season prior.

The ruck bench of Darcy Cameron (RUC, $170,000) and Tim English (RUC/FWD, $187,000) is common as coaches believe they have the best opportunity of game time of the bargain basement options.

Tom Mitchell (MID, $896,000) is the most expensive player in the competition but that hasn't stopped him from being selected by the early birds. As a lock in captain week-to-week, it will be worth spending a fair chunk of the $12,600,000 salary cap.

Roy, Calvin and Warnie look at the early trends in Fantasy Classic in their first podcast since the game opened. Join The Traders every week as they help you piece together your squad this pre-season.

http://fantasy.afl.com.au
http://twitter.com/AFLFantasy
http://facebook.com/AFLFantasyOfficial

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thousands of eager AFL Fantasy coaches have already started piecing together their Fantasy Classic squads for the new season.

The game launched last week and although we are only a handful of days in, some trends have started to appear in how coaches are picking their teams.

It appears that the ruck combination of Nic Naitanui (RUC, $417,000) and Max Gawn (RUC, $605,000) is set to be the most popular to start the season. Naitanui's price attracted a 30 per cent discount due to missing all of 2017, while Gawn is under-priced based on his output last season compared to the season prior.

The ruck bench of Darcy Cameron (RUC, $170,000) and Tim English (RUC/FWD, $187,000) is common as coaches believe they have the best opportunity of game time of the bargain basement options.

Tom Mitchell (MID, $896,000) is the most expensive player in the competition but that hasn't stopped him from being selected by the early birds. As a lock in captain week-to-week, it will be worth spending a fair chunk of the $12,600,000 salary cap.

Roy, Calvin and Warnie look at the early trends in Fantasy Classic in their first podcast since the game opened. Join The Traders every week as they help you piece together your squad this pre-season.

http://fantasy.afl.com.au

http://twitter.com/AFLFantasy

http://facebook.com/AFLFantasyOfficial

The Traders discuss which Tigers you should consider for AFL Fantasy in 2018. afl.com.au/fantasy

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The Traders discuss which Tigers you should consider for AFL Fantasy in 2018. afl.com.au/fantasy

The Traders discuss which Crows you should consider for AFL Fantasy in 2018. afl.com.au/fantasy

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The Traders discuss which Crows you should consider for AFL Fantasy in 2018. afl.com.au/fantasy

The Traders discuss which Cats you should consider for AFL Fantasy in 2018. afl.com.au/fantasy

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