Moneyball’s $5K Sunday Funday

It’s Sunday Funday and that means we have a $5000 special with the winner taking $650 and paying down to $34.18 in 89^th

Giants v Dogs (1.10pm)
Dees v Cats
Eagles v Swans
Hawthorn v Collingwood

Alright, you need to check this out… They say nothing in life is free, but this is! And it could result in you going to the Grand Final. You might as well use all you pre season research and get your mind off the disaster Zerrett incident.

JOIN UP and be involved with a chance to win tickets to the AFL Grand Final by following the links on DT Talk, they will take you to a FREE CONTEST.

If you have the highest score for the week in this game = $20 Free Bet.

But if you have the highest score for the season… then pack your bags cause you are off to the AFL GRAND FINAL.

After all – it’s a FREE BET what do you have to lose.

Ok, lets have a look at where you can save some money as well as a couple of big boys that might help you cash up.

Aaron Naughton (DEF, $3,500) There are some big players on the card today and we need the cash to get them. Enter the young Dog who is instantly running the show down back. Although he is a key defender, he is a great mark, as we saw in the JLT2 where he took 8. He won’t be a huge scorer, but worth the punt for that price!

Joel Selwood (MID, $7,600) is way to cheap to ignore, especially in his milestone game. His low price is a reflection of a form slump and injury during last years campaign and we need to take advantage of that. He scored 117 in JLT2 and is ripe for the picking this week, especially without Dangerfield.

Jack Redden (MID, $6,700) scored at over a point per minute in the JLT and that is a reflection of the increased responsibility post Sam Mitchell and Matt Priddis. He finished last season averaging 65 over the last 10 games and is under priced here despite a tough match up.

Robbie Fox (MID, $3,700) is a lock for this price and like Naughton, will allow you to spend up on a premium with a high ceiling. He had an outstanding JLT campaign with scores of 87 and 75, combined with the fact he has AFL experience and a friendly match-up.

Luke Parker (MID, $9,400) is one of those guys with a high ceiling and is a bargain for under 10K. Unlike last year he is coming off a full pre season which showed in the JLT where he scored at the highest rate of any player at 1.21 PPM. He average 105 after the bye last year and I am expecting higher this week vs the inexperience Eagles.

Lachie Whitfield (MID, $8,900) is never spoken about with the big dog midfielders, but after his role change throughout the JLT, he may be a sneaky source of points. Other than the beautiful Pig Tom Mitchell, Whitfield was the only player to score tripe figures in both JLT games as he played across half back. During that time he averaged 26 touches and a whopping nine marks.

Good luck! Cha Ching,

Roy