The 74,171 coaches who own Majak Daw were rewarded with his first price rise of the season after Round 6.

Averaging just under 40 points per game, Daw's price went up by $20,800 to $129,300.

Included in Daw's rolling three-game average is his debut against Brisbane where he was taken out of the game after just 20 minutes with a concussion.

With that game becoming irrelevant for Fantasy price-watchers this week, Daw's second price rise may actually be bigger than his initial increase.

No North player cracked the century mark in Round 6; the first time for the season it has happened.

Unsurprisingly it led to few players increasing in value. Andrew Swallow has essentially bottomed out in price at $509,900. With a breakeven of around 100 this week for the Kangaroos’ captain, now is the time to trade him in to your midfield.

Todd Goldstein enters a big clash with Bulldogs’ ruckman Will Minson in good form after another 85 points. He has consistently been giving his coaches between 35 to 45 points in hit-outs alone, ensuring a solid score every week.

After a slight decrease in his price this week, Aaron Mullett has plateaued at around the $350,000 mark. The 11,256 coaches who have Mullett will now have to decide whether he will continue to provide scores worthy of staying in their side, or use some extra cash and upgrade the left-footer to a premium midfielder.

On debut, Will Sierakowski collected 11 disposals and 3 tackles for 41 points. Surprisingly, the skilful wingman had more handballs than kicks. If he retains his spot in the first 22, the balance could easily shift, leading to more fantasy points.

PlayerScore
Andrew Swallow98
Jack Ziebell96
Ryan Bastinac90
Michael Firrito89
Todd Goldstein85
Daniel Wells84
Drew Petrie83
Ben Cunnington79
Leigh Adams76
Scott Thompson76
Sam Gibson73
Shaun Atley72
Lindsay Thomas69
Aaron Black63
Jamie Macmillan61
Aaron Mullett61
Majak Daw (substituted)54
Sam Wright51
Will Sierakowski41
Scott McMahon40
Nathan Grima39
Taylor Hine (starting substitute)16