Fantasy Rugby Tips
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For the initial time I have broken my two cardinal rules in Fantasy Rugby. They are my only two rules, and the reason I have been able to stay at the top of any fantasy rugby league I have been in since I started playing in 2002. Every rule has been broken only once this season, but I have now slipped from third place to thirteenth place in my Super 14 Fantasy Rugby league. I am sure my neighbours on the table aren't even participating.
Rule Number One: Constantly have a valid team.
This isn't rocket science. In the event you don't have a team valid you get no points for the whole round. What I have now learned is that you ought to not even alter your team close to the deadline. I made an arbitrary change in my fantasy rugby team, and just as I was about to replace the player my personal computer froze and I couldn't find a way to replace him. As I tried to come across a method to get on the internet I watched the time tick away until eventually the cut off time was reached and my carefully crafted team was invalidated for the whole round; all because I tried to alter the team too close to the cut off date.
Rule Number Two: Be sure your whole team is supposed to take the field.
It seems easy, but this need to be a priority. Several hours before kick off scan the news for any late withdrawals. I typically scan via my team and compare with the newest team lists to ensure everybody is playing. The week after I had an invalid team I backed this up by making the terrible fantasy rugby mistake of having a player who was ruled out mid-week remain in my team for the weekend. To make it worse, the player was Dan Carter. As everybody else sold him my team value went down $400,000 and one of the premium spots on any fantasy rugby team, the inside backs, was worthless.
These rules might seem simple, but they are relatively effortless to break if you're not careful. The repercussions of breaking either, specifically rule number 1, can break your whole rugby season, and send you towards the bottom of your fantasy rugby league. This is what has happened to me. You will find additional advantages of paying attention to rule number two though. If you are fast with selling any injured players you get to sell them at the most effective price and everyone who sells them after you'll get a progressively worse price.
You'll not be guaranteed to win by abiding by these rules, but in case you break them you won't stand a chance. I have had some excellent point scoring rounds since I broke the two rules, but I never recovered from the round where I had an incomplete team. Financially I have also struggled since I lost all that money on Dan Carter.
So with these two tips in mind, excellent luck with the coming season.
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