NRL Fantasy Breakevens

A player's breakeven (BE) is the score they need this round for their price to stay the same. Beat it and they rise; fall short and they drop. The Proj − BE column below is the quickest read on the table — positive means they're projected to make money, negative means they're projected to lose it.

588 players for 2026 Round 28. Page 3 of 12. Prices and breakevens update automatically.

# Player Team Pos Owned Price BE Proj Proj − BE
101 Kaeo Weekes Raiders WFB 0.9% $531k 32 – –
102 Siulagi Tuimalatu-Brown Storm WFB 0.8% $230k 7 – –
103 Kotoni Staggs Broncos CTR 0.8% $360k 28 – –
104 Billy Smith Roosters CTR 0.8% $586k 56 – –
105 Corey Horsburgh Raiders MID 0.8% $628k 57 – –
106 Cooper Bai Titans MID 0.7% $230k 12 – –
107 Connelly Lemuelu Dolphins EDG 0.7% $519k 70 – –
108 Zane Harrison Titans HLF 0.7% $442k 44 – –
109 Alex Johnston Rabbitohs WFB 0.7% $576k 43 – –
110 Jesse Ramien Sharks CTR 0.7% $435k 38 – –
111 Joash Papalii Eels WFB 0.7% $391k 35 – –
112 Cameron McInnes Sharks MID 0.7% $467k 36 – –
113 Fletcher Hunt Knights WFBCTR 0.6% $465k -4 – –
114 Richard Penisini Eels WFB 0.6% $230k 18 – –
115 Sam Healey Warriors HOK 0.6% $230k 14 – –
116 Ethan Sanders Raiders HLF 0.6% $625k 63 – –
117 Jack Wighton Rabbitohs HLFCTR 0.6% $349k 30 – –
118 Teancum Brown Eels MID 0.6% $384k 37 – –
119 Setu Tu Dragons WFB 0.6% $385k 34 – –
120 Liam Henry Panthers MID 0.6% $569k 61 – –
121 Leka Halasima Warriors EDG 0.5% $447k 24 – –
122 Jahrome Hughes Storm HLF 0.5% $583k 61 – –
123 Luke Metcalf Warriors HLF 0.5% $550k 56 – –
124 Paul Alamoti Panthers WFBCTR 0.5% $479k 54 – –
125 Billy Walters Broncos HLFHOK 0.5% $504k 26 – –
126 Joe Chan Storm EDG 0.5% $230k 18 – –
127 Brian Pouniu Dolphins EDG 0.5% $363k -25 – –
128 Jaxen Edgar Panthers WFB 0.5% $297k 9 – –
129 Josh Feledy Sea Eagles CTR 0.5% $305k -3 – –
130 Ronaldo Mulitalo Sharks WFB 0.5% $455k 62 – –
131 Jaxon Purdue Cowboys HLFCTR 0.5% $528k 49 – –
132 Egan Butcher Roosters EDG 0.4% $269k 9 – –
133 Taine Tuaupiki Warriors WFB 0.4% $482k -3 – –
134 Josh Patston Titans EDG 0.4% $411k 28 – –
135 Will Pryce Knights HLFWFB 0.4% $250k 20 – –
136 Izack Tago Panthers CTR 0.4% $394k 24 – –
137 Clayton Faulalo Sea Eagles WFB 0.4% $479k 29 – –
138 Freddy Lussick Panthers HOK 0.4% $488k 47 – –
139 Jared Haywood Wests Tigers HOKHLF 0.4% $254k 22 – –
140 Solomone Saukuru Wests Tigers CTR 0.4% $345k 7 – –
141 Sean Russell Eels CTRWFB 0.3% $285k 22 – –
142 Mitchell Barnett Warriors MID 0.3% $585k 55 – –
143 Campbell Graham Rabbitohs WFBCTR 0.3% $532k 50 – –
144 Kade Reed Dragons HLF 0.3% $230k 11 – –
145 Josese Lanyon Wests Tigers HOK 0.3% $230k 19 – –
146 Coby Black Raiders HLF 0.3% $308k -33 – –
147 Casey McLean Panthers CTR 0.3% $469k -3 – –
148 Ali Leiataua Warriors CTR 0.3% $418k 50 – –
149 Hugo Peel Storm WFB 0.3% $230k 32 – –
150 Ronald Philitoga Cowboys WFB 0.3% $230k 18 – –

How to read this table

Price is what the player costs right now. BE is his breakeven — the score he needs this round for that price to stand still. Proj is our projected score for the round, and Proj − BE is the difference between the two. That last column is the one to scan: positive means he's projected to clear his breakeven and rise, negative means he's projected to fall short and drop. Owned is the share of the top 1,000 squads holding him, so you can tell a popular hold from a genuine point of difference.

What a negative breakeven means

A breakeven below zero means the player rises even if he scores nothing at all. It happens after a run of scores well above his price, while the market catches up. Those players are usually the safest holds on the table — though a negative breakeven says nothing about whether he'll keep scoring, only about what his price does next.

Why breakevens move every round

A breakeven is calculated from recent scoring, so it shifts as each round's results land and old games drop out of the window. A player can go from comfortably clearing his breakeven to badly missing it in a fortnight without his form changing much — the bar itself moved. That's why this page is worth checking against the round you're actually trading in rather than trusting a figure from last week.

Using breakevens to time a trade

Breakevens tell you about price, not points. A player with a terrible breakeven may still be the right captain this week, and a cheap player about to rise may still be the wrong one to field. Read this table alongside Player Finder for form and fixtures, and Price Movers for what has already changed. For the mechanics behind the number, see the guide to what a breakeven is.

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