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List of old Fantasy Rugby games (see our Fantasy Rugby forum for current games) Travelbag Fantasy Rugby World Cup 2003 Ably run by Silent Manager team, Fantasy Rugby World Cup
2003 promises to be an excellent way to follow the fortunes of the rugby
teams vying for the World Cup. Just £10 to play for the chance to win a once in a lifetime VIP trip to Australia for 2 (the trip includes tickets to a Super-12s game and travel
and accommodation to Sydney, Great Barrier Reef and Ayers Rock). Features
include: SuperOdds Fantasy Rugby World Challenge 2003 - GAME CANCELLED 9 OCTOBER 2003 DreamLeague (who first ran fantasy games in the UK in the very early 1990s) are running a Fantasy Rugby World Cup 2003 game for SuperOdds, the official betting agency for Rugby World Cup 2003. It's just £5 to play or 5 teams for £20. SuperOdds have put up £50,000 worth of Prizes for the SuperOdds World Rugby Challenge. You don't have to be a rugby expert to play as you only have to select 5 players and 5 countries to follow. Choose your 5 players from a list of 80 and choose 1 country from each of the 5 groups. There are no player/country values, no budgets and no transfers - hence seems quite simple to play. The array of prizes include £25,000 cash in total for the top 5 winners: 1st: £15,000, 2nd: £5,000, 3rd: £3,000, 4th £1,500 and 5th: £500. SuperOdds are also giving away a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Australia including top tickets to witness the spectacle of Rugby World Cup 2003 Grand Final in Sydney on November 22. Plus there is VIP hospitality and signed Rugby merchandise to give away. There are also numerous weekly prizes on offer including massive £1,000, £500 and £250 free bets with SuperOdds. The World Cup takes place in Australia between October 10th and November 22nd. To score points from the start of the Game entries must be received by Friday 10 October at 10.00 UK time. Entrants must be aged 18 years or over at the time of registration. The Game is the same one advertised in The Mirror newspapers and website and on scrum.com. The Sun DreamTeam are back again with another huge prize fund (£50,000) and their usual £5 entry fee (or 5 teams for £20). All you have to do is pick 15 stars from their list of 200 players, broken down into eight groups of 25. A mid-tournament transfer window is available. Entry closing deadline is midnight GMT on Thursday October 9 2003. The Mail On Sunday are using the long established Fantasy League Limited to run their Fantasy World Cup Rugby game. Entry is just £5 and the deadline to start scoring at the start of Phase 1 is 10:00 BST on Friday, October 10, 2003. A maximum of five transfers per 'Game Phase' are permitted during the World Cup and transfers must be made at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the next phase. The game phases are split as follows: Phase 1 includes all first and second games played by each country in the Rugby World Cup group stages, Phase 2 covers all third and fourth matches played by each country in the group stages and Phase 3 contains all matches from the quarter-finals through to the finals (including the third/fourth place play-off). Game features include: - £20,000 in Cash Prizes - Trip to Finals & Semi Finals - Daily Points Updates - Player Changes - Private Leagues Telegraph Online ask you to choose your 15-man team - 6 backs, 8 forwards and a kicker and use your 12 transfers to get to the top of the pile. For a £5 entry fee there is a top prize of a two-week, three-centre holiday in Australia for two people with stays in Sydney, Palm Cove and Ayers Rock plus eight days' car hire. There are also a host of runners-up prizes to give you plenty of opportunities to win, including replica shirts and tickets to England v Wales at Twickenham in next year's Rugby Six Nations tournament. The first game kicks-off off at 10:00am on Friday 10th October and there is a transfer amnesty available until noon on Wednesday 8th October. Foxtel Fantasy League (open to Australian residents only): A free competition run by Fantasy League Limited. The main prize is a prize draw. Australian residents only. Click here to access our Fantasy Rugby forum http://www.fiso.co.uk/forum/philboard_forum.asp?forumid=8 Fantasy Rugby League The click4rugby competition is an excellent
annual fantasy rugby super league competition and allows you to see the early
season form before the main game gets underway. You can play for free
or pay to join the prize league. Each team must consist of a coach and seventeen players. You can only select two personnel from each Super League club and the total value of your selections must not exceed the £3 million limit. All players must be selected in their correct positions, with the substitute backs coming from any of the full backs, wing/centre threequarters, stand off halves or scrum halves categories. Fantasy 6 Nations Rugby: Game Name: Fantasy Six Nations Provider: The Telegraph Format: Select a team of 15 using a budget of ‘100 stars’. Each player has a STAR RATING (1 – 10, where 10 is best) based on their ability and the country they represent. The stats section of the game will give you an idea of the most popular players and most successful in terms of fantasy points scoring in the various positions. The fifteen must comprise: THREE Front Row Forwards, TWO Second Row Forwards, THREE Third Row Forwards (Flankers and No.8), ONE Scrum Half, ONE Fly Half and FIVE Backs (Centres, Wings and Full-Backs) You can also use the Lucky Dip option, where the computer picks a team for you. Scoring: A differential fantasy points system is used for tries, drop goals and conversions/penalty kicks, depending on whether the real life scorer is a forward, scrum half, fly half or back. Points can also be gained or lost for full or part appearances, being sent off or sin-binned and the final match result. Transfers: Each manager will have up to 30 TRANSFERS during the tournament. These can be made at any point before kick-off. Cost: £6 (sterling) Deadline: Sat 15 Feb Prizes: The winner will receive two tickets to Australia to watch England v South Africa in the World Cup on 18 October 2003, plus flights and accommodation. There will also be Team of the Week Prizes, which will change each week. Details of the 'Team of the Week Prize' will be available from the home page each week. Mini-League? You can set up your own Private League for friends and colleagues. You will also be automatically entered into the World League, where all teams are represented. ------------------------------------------------- 2) Game Name: Travelbag Fantasy Six Nations Challenge Provider: Silentworld Format: Exactly as Telegraph game above, in all respects. The game is produced by Silentworld Ltd, and is licensed to the Telegraph. The Travelbag Challenge is Silentworld’s own brand of the game. -------------------------------------------------- 3) Game Name: Sporting Life Provider: Sporting Life, with Tetley’s Format: To take part, simply select a squad of 15 players. Your selection must comprise eight forwards and seven backs, including a designated kicker. Choose no more than three players from each nation and no fewer than two Italian players. Points will be awarded for a try (five), penalty (two), conversion (two) and drop goal (two). Points will be deducted for a send off (minus five) and yellow card (minus two). Only your designated kicker will score points for penalties and conversion. You will be able to chart your team’s progress on an online leaderboard. Tiebreak Question: How many tries will be scored in the whole tournament? Deadline: Get your teams in by Sat, 15 Feb. Cost: FREE Prizes: Overall winner: Widescreen TV, a mini-fridge stocked with Tetley's Smoothflow and an England shirt signed by Martin Johnson. 2nd Overall: A case of beer and an England shirt signed by Martin Johnson. 3rd place: A case of beer and a Tetley's Rugby shirt signed by Martin Johnson. Five weekly top-scorers each receive a rugby ball signed by Martin Johnson and a case of beer. Mini-League? No -------------------------------------------------- 4) Game Name: Six Nations Challenge 2003 Provider: Fantasy Factory Format: The challenge to entrants is to predict how well each of the nations will perform. It is easy to play. Simply click each team into their final finishing positions and collect points as each of them wins matches, score tries, conversions, drop kicks or penalties Throughout the 7-week competition, you can gain bonus points, interactively, by predicting the answers to simple topical rugby bonus questions. Cost: £5, with 40% going to charity. Deadline: Sat 15 Feb Prizes: Winner takes all! a rugby shirt of choice in the colours of your favourite club or national team plus a digital camera plus 100 FF credits And the winner chooses which worthy cause benefits from the proceeds of this game. Mini-League? A FISO mini-league has been set up for ANY game on the Fantasy Factory site. If you enter the Six Nations contest, all you have to do is add the league details below. Team Name: www.fiso.co.uk Team Pass: cking Click here for news on Fantasy Rugby Other Fantasy Rugby Games The Times' Fantasy Rugby game is based on
the Zurich Premiership season and has an entry deadline of midnight on
Thursday, September 19, 2002 (to start scoring straight away). Pick 15
players not exceeding a total rating of 45. Each player is rated between 1 and 5
(1 is best) and you have a quota of 30 transfers for the season. All
transfers made between Friday midnight and Thursday midnight will become active
from the next scoring weekend. All game weeks will then run from Friday midnight
to the following Thursday midnight until May 10, 2003. Your team must consist of
EIGHT forwards, ONE kicker and SIX backs. The cost of entry into Times Online Fantasy
Rugby is £5 per team. Prizes on offer include a Land Rover New 2003 Discovery
(season winner), six all-expenses-paid trips for two to the World Cup in
Australia (Monthly Winners), PCs and iPAQs, team memorabilia and lots more
(Weekly winners). The 6 game months:
Your players will score points based on
Zurich Premiership games in the following ways: Full Appearance +4 points Forwards will be awarded double points for
scoring a try, drop goal, penalty or a try conversion. ikissrugby Do you follow Southern Hemisphere Rugby
Union? Then you may enjoy FantasyRugby.com's free to play game focussed on New
Zealand rugby. North Shields SuperSevens Fantasy Rugby North Shields SuperSevens Fantasy Rugby is based on the English Zurich Premiership. Pick 7 players (3 forwards, 3 backs and a kicker) to score points based on game events in the Zurich Premiership. You can now also create your own game based on your own club and players. International
Interactive Rugby League The International Interactive Rugby League is continually looking for new coaches. The competition is simulated and operated using in-house RLSim software. A pay-to-play fantasy rugby game based on the Super League VI 2001 competition. Select a team of 17 with a budget of £1.5m, selecting a captain who scores double. Up to 10 transfers are allowed costing £1 each. Winner's prize for 2001 is VIP ticket. Over 100 teams entered. Again one to watch out for next season. Reviewed 8 October 2001. WorldFantasyRugby - simulated fantasy rugby competitionsUltimate Rugby - South African based simulated PBEM fantasy rugby game The Daily Telegraph are running a Zurich Premiership fantasy Rugby Union competition based on team results from 30 September 2000. Total prize money on offer is £25,000. Use their website for changes to selections. Fantasy Six Nations Rugby Union Games
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