by Ironclad Galahad Wed Mar 06, 2019 1:51 pm
Forget about the newb question - found the details on the NRL Fantasy Guidelines page:
"5.7. INTERCHANGE PLAYERS
Each week you should select 4 Interchange Players. These 4 Interchange Players are designated by priority-order numbers 1 to 4 on your Reserves Bench and denoted as ‘INT’ players.
All 4 Interchange players’ scores count towards your Fantasy total score for that round, subject to potential automatic adjustments for Emergencies. Don’t forget to select your Interchange players via the action buttons, accessible by clicking the ‘…’ at the right-end of their player listing line.
5.8. EMERGENCY PLAYERS
These are players whose priority-order is numbered 5 to 8 on your Reserves Bench. These players do not score any points for your team unless they are required as part of an auto-emergency substitution.
Should any of the players in a team's Starting 17 not take the field (DNP) a player from the Reserves bench will be automatically substituted in, based on the following criteria;"
Considering the above - is it best to have a Fantasy INT that's named to start as opposed to a literal Interchange? For example [Raiders], Royce Hunt over, say, John Bateman?