How big is a squad?
A bigger squad means a longer draft night and more players to keep an eye on all season. For a pub or office league, a squad you can draft in one evening is the safer choice, and the squad size sets the number of rounds.
NRL fantasy draft league
A private NRL fantasy league where you and your mates will draft real NRL players in a live snake draft room, then run your squads through the season. It runs on your Fanzava hub, alongside your NRL tipping. Fantasy is opening soon: join the waitlist and be first in.
No commitment. We get in touch when fantasy opens on your hub.
Create a fantasy competition in the same wizard you use for tipping and pick the NRL as the league it runs on. Your logo, colours and domain carry through.
Each member will join the competition and create their team, with the login they already use on your hub.
Once at least two teams are in, a hub admin will start the draft and the room will open for every member at once.
Members will pick in turn while a chat runs beside the board, and every pick will land on every screen the moment it is made.
It will run one round for every place in the squad, so the squad size you set decides how long the night is.
Members will name a captain, propose trades, accept or counter the offers they get, and pick up free agents. The league rules will sit on a page every member can read and only a hub admin can change.
The league rules live on one page inside the competition, but the arguments start well before that. Agree these first and draft night takes care of itself.
A bigger squad means a longer draft night and more players to keep an eye on all season. For a pub or office league, a squad you can draft in one evening is the safer choice, and the squad size sets the number of rounds.
A draft only moves when the person on the clock does. With clubs now spread from Perth to Auckland, pick a night that works across time zones, and agree in advance what happens when someone cannot make it.
NRL squads run from props and hookers through halves and centres to wingers and fullbacks, and a squad heavy on one line is lopsided. Look at where your picks play before you spend your early picks.
State of Origin takes a club's representative players out of their lineup around each of the three games. Agree before the draft how your league will handle it, because it lands on every squad at the same time.
Anything your league plays for is between you and your members. Fanzava does not take entry money or hold a pool for you, and a fantasy league here is a social game.
The pick order reverses every round, so whoever picks last in one round picks first in the next. It is the easy one to explain at a pub table, and nobody is stuck at the back of every round.
Every manager works to a budget and members take turns to put a player up for the room to bid on. A star halfback is not locked to whoever drew pick one, and it rewards the member who knows what a player is worth. Fanzava's draft room runs a snake draft, so a league set on an auction is not a fit yet.
A keeper league lets each manager hold over a few players from one season to the next, sometimes at the cost of a draft pick. Fanzava does not run keeper or dynasty rules yet, so each season's league starts with a new draft.
A Fanzava league runs on your hub, under your logo, colours and domain, with your members on the login they already use. It is for the club, pub, workplace or community that wants fantasy inside the audience it already has.
Your members already tip on the hub. A draft league runs beside it under the same brand, so one hub carries the weekly tipping habit and the season-long draft together.
A draft is a room of people watching each other's picks. Fanzava's draft room will have the board, the player pool and a chat, and every pick will reach every screen as it is made, which is what makes draft night worth turning up for.
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We'll be in touch about fantasy on your hub.