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Trades 2022 Fantasy - Round 9 Trades - Butters GTFO !

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Question for the brains trust...

The way I see it, i've got three options this week.

First trade is JHF down to Clark. That's locked, banks me $304.

Three options for the second trade:

Option 1: Coleman to Darcy via (DPP) - means my rucks are Gawn & Darcy, with Hayes on bench. Forced to play Durdin or SDK on field under this option.
Option 2: Coleman to Duncan - means my rucks are Gawn & Hayes, Duncan moves to F2 and Martin becomes F6.
Option 3: Mead to Cameron - leaves me with 72k for next week and selection options of picking two of Coleman/Cameron/O'Driscoll (although S.Hayes would still need to be in the Ruck).

I had Option 2 on Sunday night, currently have Option 1 given Gawn's injury cloud and am contemplating shifting to Option 3 if Gawn gets up.

The issue I face with Options 1 and 2 is while I get a good premium that i've been targeting in both options, it leaves me very shallow moving forward. From next week, I would only have Durdin and O'Driscoll as upgrade options and no cash to do it. Meaning a double downgrade is likely. Option 3 means I don't get a premium upgrade and grab a stepping stone instead, but then I have a little extra cash (72K) plus Coleman to put on the trade block the next week. I 'might' be able to squeeze $160k out of another downgrade - but that would still only put me at $660k or so, which isn't enough for a premium, meaning i'd have to double down. So basically - if i take Option 3 I have to commit to two weeks of not adding another premium. Whereas if I jump the gun now, I might burn some more cash but i'd need to do a double down the next week anyway...
 
Question for the brains trust...

The way I see it, i've got three options this week.

First trade is JHF down to Clark. That's locked, banks me $304.

Three options for the second trade:

Option 1: Coleman to Darcy via (DPP) - means my rucks are Gawn & Darcy, with Hayes on bench. Forced to play Durdin or SDK on field under this option.
Option 2: Coleman to Duncan - means my rucks are Gawn & Hayes, Duncan moves to F2 and Martin becomes F6.
Option 3: Mead to Cameron - leaves me with 72k for next week and selection options of picking two of Coleman/Cameron/O'Driscoll (although S.Hayes would still need to be in the Ruck).

I had Option 2 on Sunday night, currently have Option 1 given Gawn's injury cloud and am contemplating shifting to Option 3 if Gawn gets up.

The issue I face with Options 1 and 2 is while I get a good premium that i've been targeting in both options, it leaves me very shallow moving forward. From next week, I would only have Durdin and O'Driscoll as upgrade options and no cash to do it. Meaning a double downgrade is likely. Option 3 means I don't get a premium upgrade and grab a stepping stone instead, but then I have a little extra cash (72K) plus Coleman to put on the trade block the next week. I 'might' be able to squeeze $160k out of another downgrade - but that would still only put me at $660k or so, which isn't enough for a premium, meaning i'd have to double down. So basically - if i take Option 3 I have to commit to two weeks of not adding another premium. Whereas if I jump the gun now, I might burn some more cash but i'd need to do a double down the next week anyway...

Do what I do in these scenarios, and treat your trades as 2 or 3 weeks, rather than 1.

I.e. my trades this week are based on what my trades will be on Sunday night:

Round 9:

OUT: Cogs & NOD
IN: Dawson & G. Clark

164K remaining

Round 10:

OUT: Butters/C. Curnow & Daicos
IN: D. Cameron & Zorko

*************************

From what I can see, Options 1 or 2 are easily your best bets. You get a premo in, you're not playing Coleman on field, and you get a rook off field. For mine I'm going with 2, as Hayes likely scores more than SDK or Durdin. You then use the following week, to double downgrade anyway, but you've now got a premo on field for your troubles. The third week then, becomes a proper upgrade, and means you upgrade in 2 weeks and downgrade in only one of them.

Just my perspective, but deffs 1 or 2 for mine :)
 
Do what I do in these scenarios, and treat your trades as 2 or 3 weeks, rather than 1.

I.e. my trades this week are based on what my trades will be on Sunday night:

Round 9:

OUT: Cogs & NOD
IN: Dawson & G. Clark

164K remaining

Round 10:

OUT: Butters/C. Curnow & Daicos
IN: D. Cameron & Zorko

*************************

From what I can see, Options 1 or 2 are easily your best bets. You get a premo in, you're not playing Coleman on field, and you get a rook off field. For mine I'm going with 2, as Hayes likely scores more than SDK or Durdin. You then use the following week, to double downgrade anyway, but you've now got a premo on field for your troubles. The third week then, becomes a proper upgrade, and means you upgrade in 2 weeks and downgrade in only one of them.

Just my perspective, but deffs 1 or 2 for mine :)
Thanks mate, as I said Option 2 were my trades initially before the Gawn news.

In your trades, are you worried about Darcy Cameron becoming unobtainable price wise? What will he be next week, almost 600k? I am almost resigned to the fact if I don't get him now i'll never get him.
 

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Thanks mate, as I said Option 2 were my trades initially before the Gawn news.

In your trades, are you worried about Darcy Cameron becoming unobtainable price wise? What will he be next week, almost 600k? I am almost resigned to the fact if I don't get him now i'll never get him.
Cameron will be 580-600k. If he puts up another 90+, I’ll still be ok getting him at that price next week as I’ll be confident he can score in line with the premium forwards until Grundy is back
 
If someone were to cheat fantasy (hacking and adjusting points) how far do you think they'd get before people caught onto it.
A few points here or there to someone's overall points I reckon would go by unnoticed.
haven't you seen supercoach

players can get massive adjustments
 
Thanks mate, as I said Option 2 were my trades initially before the Gawn news.

In your trades, are you worried about Darcy Cameron becoming unobtainable price wise? What will he be next week, almost 600k? I am almost resigned to the fact if I don't get him now i'll never get him.

Honestly, not really - as he'll basically be a sideways trade from Butters or Curnow, once they max out. Essentially hopping off one ,who's reached their floor, and then hopping onto another who still had a ways to go.

Also, if he goes well, I can switch him into R2 and trade Preuss to a premo mid or forward, if he reaches his peak - after he gets DPP in Round 12

Having that flexibility of a real decent back up, without the price tag of English, is much more important to me than anything else. Gives me flexibility over the byes and allows me to ride him all the way up to a premo, without losing any scoring on field.
 
Question for the brains trust...

The way I see it, i've got three options this week.

First trade is JHF down to Clark. That's locked, banks me $304.

Three options for the second trade:

Option 1: Coleman to Darcy via (DPP) - means my rucks are Gawn & Darcy, with Hayes on bench. Forced to play Durdin or SDK on field under this option.
Option 2: Coleman to Duncan - means my rucks are Gawn & Hayes, Duncan moves to F2 and Martin becomes F6.
Option 3: Mead to Cameron - leaves me with 72k for next week and selection options of picking two of Coleman/Cameron/O'Driscoll (although S.Hayes would still need to be in the Ruck).

I had Option 2 on Sunday night, currently have Option 1 given Gawn's injury cloud and am contemplating shifting to Option 3 if Gawn gets up.

The issue I face with Options 1 and 2 is while I get a good premium that i've been targeting in both options, it leaves me very shallow moving forward. From next week, I would only have Durdin and O'Driscoll as upgrade options and no cash to do it. Meaning a double downgrade is likely. Option 3 means I don't get a premium upgrade and grab a stepping stone instead, but then I have a little extra cash (72K) plus Coleman to put on the trade block the next week. I 'might' be able to squeeze $160k out of another downgrade - but that would still only put me at $660k or so, which isn't enough for a premium, meaning i'd have to double down. So basically - if i take Option 3 I have to commit to two weeks of not adding another premium. Whereas if I jump the gun now, I might burn some more cash but i'd need to do a double down the next week anyway...
Worth a pondering
Not a clear answer
Is Juicy in an option instead of Darcy?
I’m leaning you do 3 to be honest.
 

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Think I heard 9 news suggest Hewett will be back.
When was the last time any news service got injury reports right ......I say, Hewett, is the new Rockcliff, with his 6 week, 1 week injury, when in China
 
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