Fantasy rugby, measured by the minute.

Free stats for the Super Rugby Pacific fantasy game. Points per minute, projected minutes from every team's best 23, and the newcomers worth a punt. Built for picking a side, not reading a stat sheet.

How we projectPoints per minute × expected minutes →

What's on the site

Everything runs on last season's data until the 2027 game opens, then updates daily and the moment team lists are named.

PlayersEvery player ranked and sortable: points per minute, minutes, form flags, price and breakeven, with a game log for each.
TeamsOur best 23 for every team, captain and goal kicker marked. Switches to the official lists when they're named.
NewcomersThe 145 players stepping up from the NPC, back from overseas or switching clubs, with the rate behind each projection. 43 of them are in our 23s.
Where to spendWhich positions repay spending big and where the cheap starters project just as well, with the best options in every price band.
CaptainsThe Round 1 captain shortlist from our projections, with goal kickers marked and how often each player has a big game.
MinutesWho started, who came off the bench and for how long, round by round. Minutes are the biggest driver of a fantasy score.
FixturesWhich opponents give up the most fantasy points, by position, with byes marked.
Pick your 23Pick your own 23 for any team, see who everyone else picked, and share it.

Why per minute

We tested what actually predicts a fantasy score across five Super Rugby seasons and 18,580 player games.

3 in 10

starters don't start the following week. Minutes move more than anything else, so projections update the moment lists are named.

84%

of the time, a starting goal kicker keeps the tee the next week. So it pays to know who has it.

0.62

is how well a player's NPC rate predicts his Super Rugby rate, close to last season's Super Rugby at 0.65. That's how we rate the newcomers.

The full method, in plain English. Where each player's rate comes from, how minutes are set, why we leave out form, and how accurate it's been.

How we project