Following Round 3, the prices of players across the league will go up or down based on their scores for the first three rounds and their starting price.
There will be plenty of eyes on Port Adelaide as a host of young players on ‘the bubble’ look to perform in their third game to ensure a good price rise.
Noone will have more attention in AFL Fantasy world than Ollie Wines, with more than 90,000 coaches putting faith in the Round 1 NAB Rising Star nominee.
Wines has impressed over the first two rounds with an average of 90, resulting in a ‘breakeven’ score of -88, which means his price will go up even if he fails to get a touch. With a good score, however, his price will skyrocket.
Lewis Stevenson – another incredibly popular Fantasy choice – has a similarly low breakeven score of -81. Stevenson is priced at just $108,500 and has been solid with scores of 74 and 71 in the first two rounds.
Fellow defenders Jasper Pittard and Campbell Heath have been solid down back against the Demons and Giants and look to be great cash cows this year.
If you don’t have one of (if not all three of) the Power’s young defenders in your Dream Team, you need to get them in – and now, before their price rises.
Whoever you choose, one thing is for sure, there’ll be some big decisions made by Fantasy coaches between now and the lockout on Friday.
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Boys on the bubble
Ollie Wines – MID - $156,700 – Ave 90/Breakeven -88
Lewis Stevenson – DEF - $108,500 – Ave 72.5/Breakeven -81
Campbell Heath – DEF - $108,500 – Ave 66/Breakeven -68
Jake Neade – MID/FWD - $108,500 – Ave 64/Breakeven -64
Jasper Pittard – DEF - $132,600 – Ave 70/Breakeven -62
Chad Wingard – MID - $249,500 – Ave 89/Breakeven -32
Justin Westhoff – FWD - $394,800 – Ave 127/Breakeven -24
Cameron O’Shea – DEF - $164,900 – Ave 59.5/Breakeven -23
Paul Stewart – FWD - $302,300 – Ave 84.5/Breakeven 7
Angus Monfries – MID/FWD - $352,300 – Ave 94.5/Breakeven 16
Kane Mitchell – MID - $119,300 – Ave 21.5/Breakeven 27
