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Hold or fold poor premiums, chasing breakevens, your questions – Ep. 418

PODCAST: Roy, Calvin and Warnie chat through the talking points out of round two.

More forced trades greet us out of round two but some are unforced errors for Roy and Calvin as they tried to chase some bench points – they’ve got a story to tell. The boys look over the key issues facing coaches this week including whether we hold or fold on under-performing premiums.

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Episode guide

2:00 – Calvin’s ranking slid this week.

3:30 – The rucks bounced back, but are they back?

7:00 – Rookie roulette worked out alright this week with some of our best performers in our teams being sub-$300k players.

8:30 – A tale of how to not chase points off your bench.

12:45 – Jaidyn Stephenson wasn’t a great selection for his 17,000 new owners.

15:20 – Calvin has just about had enough of Andrew Gaff.

18:45 – Essendon injuries, including popular MID/FWD Jye Caldwell, will mean a different looking midfield make up this week.

21:00 – Is it too late to jump on the best cash cows of the year?

25:10 – Warnie runs through the players who may gain DPP prior to round six.

31:00 – Lachie Neale and Andrew Gaff have dropped a lot of cash and there’s more to come. Do you hold falling premiums?

36:00 – Questions from social media – follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter and like the Official AFL Fantasy facebook page.

39:50 – Are there any worries about Carlton’s scoring potential?

44:30 – If you’re running with a two rookie ruck set-up, who should you upgrade to: Brodie Grundy or Jarrod Witts?

47:00 – Which rookie: Charlie Lazzaro or Sam Berry?

50:15 – Options for Jye Caldwell and what The Traders will do with their round three moves.

56:30 – North Melbourne and Essendon are giving up the most Fantasy points.

59:00 – What to do with Will Brodie.

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