badbetter wrote:Anyone considering Sio Siua Taukeiaho? Or just bring him in over the origin period
With Guerra and Corder both capable of playing 80 and both likely to do so i just can't see him getting the minutes
yes for origin period
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badbetter wrote:Anyone considering Sio Siua Taukeiaho? Or just bring him in over the origin period
Milchcow wrote:SoylentGreen wrote:
Don't think they'll put Carlin in straight away - I reckon Kahu to the wing and Opacic in CTR til reed or maranta return
Whitchurch's name has also been mentioned. If like to see Anderson personally. But whatever the case we should get a cheapie for a few weeks
jstands wrote:Lichaa is locked in to my team come round 1. Kid gets 50+ off base stats, if he improves on his attack he will be getting monster scores.
I'm hoping he starts kicking deep out of dummy half as well
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Caketiger League- TH556UES
Beasts - JHUJHUWA
(If any leagues are filled let me know, if your league isn't there let me know.)
Welshy87 wrote:
With Guerra and Corder both capable of playing 80 and both likely to do so i just can't see him getting the minutes
yes for origin period
multiple.scoregasms wrote:Was interested in Lichaa's stats with/without Hodkinson so did a bit of digging
Michael Lichaa
Average 50.04 in 73.19 minutes consisting of 43.19 tackles, 45.66 run metres and 0.5 kick metres per game.
Lichaa played 4 games in 2015 without Hodkinson in the side for an average of 60.75 (75 in round 11, 59 in round 14, 46 in round 15 and 63 in round 18). These games consisted of 48 tackles, 61.5 run metres and 0 kick metres per game.
Round 11- 75 points in 80 minutes
Lichaa's score was boosted by a try, 3 tbs and try assist, however he had a solid base with 43 tackles, 103 metres and only 2 missed tackles.
Round 14- 59 points in 80 minutes
No attacking stats for Lichaa this time round with 45 tackles, 58 metres, 2 tackle breaks, 2 offloads, 1 kick defused making up his points.
Round 15- 46 points in 80 minutes
Again no attacking stats with score being dominated by base stats. 41 tackles, 60 metres, 3 missed tackles.
Round 18- 63 points in 80 minutes.
A monster 63 tackles to go along with 25 run metres and only 1 missed.
Conclusion: When removing extra attacking stats, Hodkinson's absence seems to have had no effect on Lichaa's scores. However an injury affeced 1 in 4 minutes lowers his season average 2.5 points to 52.5. When considering 80 minute games only Lichaa's average jumps to 56.
Shanbon wrote:Good evening the night owls, just wondering has anyone done much research on game theory and thinking about applying it to season long fantasy? I've done a bit for daily fantasy and think some of it would be very handy for initial lineups in season long
Shanbon wrote:Good evening the night owls, just wondering has anyone done much research on game theory and thinking about applying it to season long fantasy? I've done a bit for daily fantasy and think some of it would be very handy for initial lineups in season long
Shanbon wrote:Good evening the night owls, just wondering has anyone done much research on game theory and thinking about applying it to season long fantasy? I've done a bit for daily fantasy and think some of it would be very handy for initial lineups in season long
GoingNuts wrote:I just posted this but its not appearing in the list so apologies if its a repost.
What is everyone's thoughts on:
Granville & Hurrell
or
Lichaa & Copley
On current averages they are pretty similar.
Lichaa and Copley I think will be more consistent and with Copley getting consistent game time he should increase some.
However, Granville & Hurrell has more potential to show big increases if Hurrell finds his old form and Granville makes the most of the tired forwards due to limited interchange.
Thoughts?
rhinoceroo wrote:
There's a lot around about game theory and Daily Fantasy in the NRL. Am a bit sceptical as to how it applies to season long. A lot of it would involve selling players a couple of weeks before everyone else, which some might call game theory and others would call luck.
I'm sure there's some Maths you could do to work out optimal position spends - but then you'd also have to work out how to pick sub-optimally in the optimal way . Again this seems more likely to have a return in Daily Fantasy and also strikes me as just too much bloody work.
Milchcow wrote:
Would be much more interesting if your trades actually impacted other teams though. Working out the right time to sell someone is really independant of the actions of your competitiors, and also the end result (the players score) is independent of your actions too.
Maybe if its someone who will be in every team like Hastings, then that sort of thinking could come into it.
Draft comps would be another source where it might be useful. Working out the right time to pick someone like Te Maire Martin who isn't in first grade but might be soon.
Nearly NRL bidding wars also good - everyone should play Nearly NRL anyway.