Kayal Iro - (CTW/FLB - 219K)
Kayal Iro emerges as a top buy with an impressive break-even of -76. This indicates the potential for significant cash generation, with the possibility of earning 100K if he scores above 50. Priced at 219K, Iro presents a lucrative opportunity for Supercoach managers looking to bolster their team's financial resources. Don't miss out on adding him to your lineup for Round 7.
Angus Crichton - (2RF - 459K)
Angus Crichton, boasting a break-even of -22, is poised for a substantial increase in value, projected to rise by 52K with a score of 41. With a strong SuperCoach pedigree, Crichton has been a must-have in previous seasons when fully fit. Impressively, in his last two matches, he has played the full 80 minutes and maintained an impressive average in the 80s.
Bronson Xerri - (CTW - 345K)
Xerri emerged as one of the most promising rookies in 2019 before facing a drug ban. Now, he's back and has secured the starting center spot after 7 rounds, forming a formidable edge combination with the likes of the Fox, Kikau, and Burton. Sporting a break-even of -12, Xerri is on track to boost his value by 47K with a projected score of 44.
Te Maire Martin - (5/8/FLB - 363K)
Following Luke Metcalf's injury, Te Maire Martin has seamlessly stepped in, contributing significantly with his stellar performances. Sporting a substantial break-even of -59, he is poised for a significant price rise of 100K if he scores in the 50s. With the Warriors facing an easy draw in the next three rounds, Martin emerges as a potential must-have for Fantasy NRL managers looking ahead to the next month.
Shawn Blore - (2RF - 489K)
Shawn Blore has solidified his position in the second row, playing full 80-minute games on the edge in his last two appearances. With impressive scores of 63 and 87, Blore is on the cusp of becoming a borderline keeper in Fantasy NRL lineups. Sporting a break-even of 0, he is projected to experience a price increase of 30-40K if he maintains a score around 40 in the upcoming matches.
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