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fantasy Coach Challenge

This challenging format has an AFL player draft for each league where teams can not have the same players, just like the real thing! You can play in one of our public leagues for FREE or create your own league and choose who you play against. Begin ranking your players now, when your league has 10 teams, the countdown to your exciting and unique automatic draft begins. After the draft is run, your choices as coach are flexible. You can trade players with other teams in your league or exchange players for free agents at any time. Player news is updated regularly providing you with the tools to make it as an AFL fantasy coach, the rest is up to you! Take the challenge NOW and start prioritising players for your draft today. No salary caps. Play as many times as you like.   Entries closed for Season 2009

Super Team

Super Team Challenge

Another unique and NEW fantasy option for your entertainment! All leagues are public leagues and it's FREE to play. In this new open format you choose which players to play, each week. That's right, you can play whoever you want, when you want. There is no Player Draft required, once you join you can start adding players to your line-up, anyone, no salary caps, no restrictions other than a set number of scoring positions. 6 backs, 5 centres, 6 forwards and 1 ruck. You get double points for your Captain and can set a Vice Captain and 4 interchange players to replace those who score less than 10. You will compete in a 10 team league from AFL Rounds 1-22 including a finals series. All coaches can choose from all the players, but you dont get to see the players your opponents are playing until each Round is complete. Entries closed for season 2009

AFL Clubs Challenge

AFL Clubs Challenge

This NEW and unique game does not involve AFL Players at all! All leagues are public leagues and it's FREE to play. Each league comprises 10 teams who play each other twice and then a finals series. As with all fCC games it is played over the entire AFL season. Once your league is full (10 players) you have a draft....for an AFL Club.....huh? That's right each player ranks the AFL Clubs in order of their preference, a Draft is then conducted to align each with one AFL Club. The actual points scored by your AFL Club is your score for that Round. Your league draw does not coincide with the AFL draw, so whether your Club wins the AFL game is of no consequence, you need your Club to score more points, than your opponents Club, to win that round. You can also offer to trade your Club with another coach, or change your Club from the remaining 6 undrafted AFL Clubs, at any time. Entries closed for season 2009

AFL Eliminator

Eliminator Challenge

The AFL Eliminator Challenge is back but now it means business, Prize Money! It is $25 to play, the Prize amount begins at $100 and increases with each entry.(Prize Money increases by $7,500 for every 500 entrants) Test your AFL knowledge as you tip just one team to win, for each Round. You can only pick each team once, and you need to pick each team....at least once! That's right, every team must be selected once. The game is played from AFL Rounds 7-22, giving you time to decide when to pick each team. The winner is the entrant who selects the most Rounds correctly. So if you make an early selection error, you are not out of it. If there ends more than one entrant with an equal amount of correct selections, it then goes to a count back to who made it through the rounds without blemish, for the longest! In the event of a tie after the count back, Prize Money will be shared by the joint winners, otherwise, the winner takes 70% of the Prize Money pool, 2nd gets 20% and third 10%. Enter if you dare, and watch the Prize Money grow as you plan for your first pick in AFL Round 7. Entries Closed for Season 2009