Robbie Farah and Cameron Smith again battled it out for Fantasy honours in Round 6 of the NRL while some injury-replacements provided great value for savvy owners.
Broncos 12 Cowboys 10
The star: Corey Parker - it's been a relatively quiet fantasy season for Parker going by his usual standards but this week's 69-point effort after 59 last week tells us he's rounding into some great form.
The dud: Antonio Winterstein - after a solid first two games of the season, Winterstein has struggled to produce points for his owners. This week he only managed 13 for his $480,000 price tag.
Value pick: Joel Reithmuller - this Cowboys second rower came out of nowhere this week to score 50 points for just $120,000. Kudos to you if you picked that one. His appearance this coming weekend will depend on the fitness of Dallas Johnson.
Roosters 38 Bulldogs 0
The star: James Maloney - SBW may have been the real life star but it was the Roosters playmaker that took the fantasy crown with 63 points.
The dud: The Bulldogs - the whole side struggled to deliver fantasy points this week but Ben Barba (12pts) and Josh Morris (11pts) were the standout duds.
Value pick: Daniel Mortimer - the inconsistent Roosters halfback joined the party this week with 41 points for just $119,000.
Knights 8 Panthers 6
The star: Kurt Gidley - He's been great value all season long but this week he blew up for 58 points on the back of 48 tackles.
The dud: Cameron Ciraldo - just 13 points from the second row for $314,000? Not on my team thanks.
Value pick: Kurt Gidley - for just $208,000 he's a steal, get him fast. Also good value from Tim Grant (52pts, $201,000) and Robbie Rochow (46pts, $206,000).
Raiders 20 Warriors 16
The star: Nathan Friend - if the Warriors keep finding ways to drop the ball then Nathan Friend will keep making tackles like a machine. 54 tackles this week led to his highest fantasy score of the season - 56 points.
The dud: Bill Tupou - he's only run for over 100m in a game once this season and at $253,000 you'd expect a little more. Anyone happy with 6 points from him this week? I'm not.
Value pick: Todd Lowrie - he's been quietly performing all season long thanks to solid tackle-counts. 41 points this week for $117,000 was a nice addition to anyone's second row.