1000TRIES
From the makers of 27-0, Rugby League’s most addictive game, The Cast Patrol brings you 1000TRIES. Draft your 13 and hit 1000 NRL tries combined.
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Frequently asked questions
What is 1000TRIES?
A free Rugby League game by The Cast Patrol. Draft a starting 13 of NRL players with their NRL tries hidden, then add them up. Can your 13 reach 1000 tries combined?
How do you play 1000TRIES?
Pick a mode, then you are offered three random NRL players at a time. Choose one for your 13 without seeing their tries, and repeat until every spot from fullback to lock is filled. Your total is revealed as you go.
What are the modes?
1000+: reach 1000 tries or more, with one of each wildcard. Exactly 1000: land on 1000 on the dot, under or over is a miss, and there are no wildcards. Team Spin: choose a position, then spin a club and season and pick from that squad. NRLW 250+: draft from every NRLW player and reach 250 NRLW tries or more.
What are wildcards?
Reroll (Respin in Team Spin) gives you a fresh offer, Reveal Tries shows the tries for everyone on the current offer, and Remove Player takes one player out of your 13 so you can draft again. Each can be used once per game.
Which tries count?
NRL premiership tries from 1998 to now. The 1997 Super League and ARL seasons are not included, and neither are Origin, Tests or other representative games. In NRLW 250+, NRLW premiership tries from 2018 to now count, including finals.
Where do the try numbers come from?
They are compiled by The Cast Patrol from publicly available records, with NRLW numbers from Rugby League Project checked against official club pages. Spot something that looks wrong? Email cast@thecastpatrol.com.au.
Is 1000TRIES free to play?
Completely free. No download needed. Open your browser, draft your 13 and play.
Who made 1000TRIES?
The Cast Patrol, the Rugby League podcast and content team behind 27-0.
Is 1000TRIES affiliated with the NRL?
No. 1000TRIES is an independent, fan-made game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the NRL or any NRL club.
Where can I listen to The Cast Patrol podcast?
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