FAQs
General Questions
How much does it cost to play NRLCEO?
NOTHING. NRLCEO is absolutely free.
Can we change the scoring options for our competition once the season has started?
YES. However, it is a good idea to consult other coaches in the competition via the sledge page before the scoring options are changed. Different scoring options could potentially effect other coach's recruitment strategies so a change in scoring options after recruitment is not advised.
Can we start a competition after round 1 of the NRL?
YES. NRLCEO competitions can be customised to run for any length of time. The only limiting factor is that the final week that NRLCEO will run is always the final regular season round of the NRL. NRLCEO does not operateduring the NRL finals.
An NRL club has named a new player in their squad this week and he is not available on the player list. When will he be available to recruit?
NRLCEO tries as hard as possible to keep the player list up to date. New players are added to the list as soon as they are named for an NRL team. This generally takes place when the teams are named on Tuesday. In extreme cases where a player randomly plays for a team without being previously named OR a new player is rumoured to be joining a club from the ESL or Rugby, NRLCEO will notify coaches as to when that player will be added to the player list. This is to ensure that all coaches have the same opportunity to recruit that player.
A player in my team did not receive a score from a line break (or anything else) while nrl.com shows that he did.
NRLCEO scores are not finalised until Tuesday at which stage an email will be sent to all coaches. If a coach feels that their player/s have not been awarded with the right score, an email to nrlceo@y7mail.com will be met with a prompt reply.
Does a player's game during state of origin or test matches count towards my team total for the week?
NO. At this stage, scores from NRL matches only influence NRLCEO. This is a hot topic with NRLCEO coach's and we are happy to discuss any thoughts on the matter.
Does NRLCEO run during the NRL finals?
NO. The last week of NRLCEO is the final round of the NRL regular season.
Can backs score Workhorse Tries?
YES & NO. Only players named as an NRLCEO forward (8 - 13) or forward reserve (14 - 15) can score a Workhorse Try. It doesn't matter where that player played in his NRL team provided they are named as a forward in NRLCEO. Eg: Beau Scott qualifies for a workhorse try only if he is named as a forward (not a centre) in the NRLCEO team.
What is the Anti Tampering Deadline?
The Anti Tampering Deadline is the round in the season where the NRLCEO coach is not allowed to trade or terminate players. An NRLCEO coach can still recruit players after the deadline provided that they have space in their squad. The Anti Tampering Deadline is designed to prevent dodgy trades close to the finals. This may occur when a team is out of finals contention and the coach decides to 'help' another team.
When are scores updated for the round?
Scores are updates regularly throughout the weekend but the scores will not be final until Tuesday at approximately noon, AEST.
I have an idea or feedback for NRLCEO.
TELL US! We are open to feedback and encourage email contact. A response will be promptly returned. The NRLCEO team can be directly contacted via the email address: nrlceo@y7mail.com
Why is NRLCEO better than the other Fantasy Sites?
NRLCEO allows the user to fully customise their own competition. Competition size, Player position limits, Recruitment Method and Scoring Method are just a few of the many variables that can customised when creating a competition.
NRLCEO is also unique in that once an NRL player is recruited, that team has exclusive rights to that player until they are traded or dropped.
NRLCEO has a recruitment method to suit any user or competition. The Staggered Draft, the Live Random Draft, the Quick Draw & the Straight Recruitment Methods of Recruiting are all different and are available to the NRLCEO user.