SuperCoach NBL PODs: Ultimate Round 6 Guide

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The best SuperCoach NBL Round 6 PODs come from the four clubs playing twice. The Sydney Kings pair at the top of the list already delivered for the coaches who backed them in Round 5.

A POD (point of difference) is a player your head-to-head opponent almost certainly does not own, scoring enough to swing the week. All 14 players in the table below were in fewer than 10 per cent of SuperCoach NBL teams when ownership was polled on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.

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The Brisbane Bullets, Illawarra Hawks, Melbourne United and Sydney Kings each play twice in a round that runs from Wednesday, October 21 to Sunday, October 25. SuperCoach NBL counts every game a club plays in the round, so their players get two chances to score, and a captain from one of those clubs has his doubled score built on two games rather than one.

Illawarra supplies six of the 14, while Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne all play twice again in Round 7 and Illawarra's next double comes in Round 8.

• Torrey Craig ($290,400) and Andrew Carr ($277,000) lead the list after scoring 75 and 71 across Sydney's Round 5 double. The last time Sydney played Illawarra, on September 27, Craig scored 29 and Carr 26.
• Sydney and Brisbane both play twice in five of the seven rounds from Round 6 to Round 12, the most of any club over that stretch.
• Jaylin Williams ($277,000) is in just 0.7 per cent of teams and has averaged 27.7 across his last three games. Brisbane plays at Tasmania on Wednesday, October 21 and at Illawarra on Saturday, October 24.
• William Hickey ($331,600) is the Illawarra pick in the top five, averaging 24.0 across eight games. After the Round 5 update his price has fallen $70,200 from where it started, the biggest drop of the 14.
• Joe Ingles ($300,000) completes the top five with a 23.6 average and 4.0 assists a game. Melbourne plays at Perth on Friday, October 23 before hosting Sydney on Sunday, October 25.
• Taran Armstrong ($304,700) and Dylan Windler ($271,100) carry the highest averages in the group at 35.9 and 33.2, but Tasmania and Perth play only once each in Round 6.
• Milton Doyle ($274,700), Kelan Martin ($277,000) and Tyler Harvey ($271,700) give Illawarra three mid-price options, all cheaper than they started. Harvey scored 34 against Brisbane on September 25, and Martin scored 28 against Sydney two days later.
• Daniel Grida ($92,300) and Mitch Norton ($160,600) are the cheap options. Grida is the most owned of the 14 at 7.7 per cent on an 11.3 average, and Norton is averaging 10.3 for Brisbane.
• Lamar Patterson ($210,900) and Shea Ili ($175,300) are flagged as traps despite two games each. Patterson's last three games read 16, 28 and 2, and Ili is averaging 8.2 across four games since returning from a hamstring injury.

Brisbane centre Tyrell Harrison ($336,100), in 6.0 per cent of teams, is left out of the table until his ankle is cleared. He left Brisbane's win against South East Melbourne on October 15 in the fourth quarter, and the basketball.com.au injury report carries no timeline for his return.

Ownership moves right up to lockout, so check the table before you trade. Round 6 starts locking at 7.30pm AEDT on Wednesday, October 21, when Tasmania host Brisbane at MyState Bank Arena.

SuperCoach NBL Round 6: Points of Difference

14 players · all under 10% owned · prices after the Round 5 update

All 14Top 5 (5)Premium (2)Mid-price (3)Cheap (2)Traps (2)

The POD case Form Price Season box All

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Player ↕	Own % ↕	v R6 opp ↕	Doubles ↕	Last 3 ↕	Avg ↕	Best ↕	Start > Now ↕	Last move ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Torrey CraigSydney+ Add	4.0	at ILL 2927 Sepat MEL –no data	2 gamesR6, R7,R9, R11,R12	32.021, 37, 38	25.7	38	$290,400 >$268,500−$21,900	+$14,600	6	28.6	17.0	6.3	1.0	0.5	0.7	154
Andrew CarrSydney+ Add	1.9	at ILL 2627 Sepat MEL –no data	2 gamesR6, R7,R9, R11,R12	28.314, 37, 34	25.5	37	$277,000 >$257,100−$19,900	+$6,000	6	23.2	10.8	7.7	1.8	0.5	1.0	153
Jaylin WilliamsBrisbane+ Add	0.7	at TAS 333 Octat ILL 1325 Sep	2 gamesR6, R7,R8, R9,R11	27.733, 15, 35	22.7	35	$277,000 >$269,200−$7,800	+$3,300	6	26.3	11.2	5.5	2.0	0.5	0.8	136
William HickeyIllawarra+ Add	2.8	v SYD 1727 Sepv BRI 1925 Sep	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	24.330, 24, 19	24.0	35	$331,600 >$261,400−$70,200	−$9,300	8	23.2	12.5	4.6	3.5	0.5	0.6	192
Joe InglesMelbourne+ Add	2.8	at PER –no datav SYD –no data	2 gamesR6, R7,R9, R11	23.022, 18, 29	23.6	34	$300,000 >$245,900−$54,100	−$8,500	7	24.5	11.4	4.4	4.0	0.9	0.0	165
Taran ArmstrongTasmania+ Add	7.2	v BRI 353 Oct	1 gameR7, R9,R12	41.728, 46, 51	35.9	51	$304,700 >$326,900+$22,200	+$27,300	7	34.0	21.3	3.3	5.4	0.7	0.1	251
Dylan WindlerPerth+ Add	1.8	v MEL 317 Mar 26	1 gameR7, R8,R9, R11	38.735, 42, 39	33.2	46	$271,100 >$334,900+$63,800	+$13,900	6	31.9	18.2	7.2	3.3	0.7	0.5	199
Milton DoyleIllawarra+ Add	5.1	v SYD 2327 Sepv BRI 2325 Sep	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	22.727, 10, 31	26.8	46	$274,700 >$264,300−$10,400	−$16,100	8	26.7	12.2	3.0	5.8	1.4	0.2	214
Kelan MartinIllawarra+ Add	1.9	v SYD 2827 Sepv BRI 1425 Sep	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	22.734, 7, 27	23.5	37	$277,000 >$244,700−$32,300	−$9,100	8	28.3	16.5	3.8	1.2	0.6	0.4	188
Tyler HarveyIllawarra+ Add	2.2	v SYD 1427 Sepv BRI 3425 Sep	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	19.011, 23, 23	21.8	34	$271,700 >$222,900−$48,800	−$14,000	8	24.3	11.1	3.6	3.2	0.8	0.2	174
Daniel GridaIllawarra+ Add	7.7	v SYD 1027 Sepv BRI –no data	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	14.012, 8, 22	11.3	22	$92,300 >$102,400+$10,100	+$11,800	6	12.2	5.0	1.8	0.7	1.2	0.3	68
Mitch NortonBrisbane+ Add	1.7	at TAS 103 Octat ILL 1025 Sep	2 gamesR6, R7,R8, R9,R11	13.010, 0, 29	10.3	29	$160,600 >$117,700−$42,900	−$2,400	6	14.6	3.8	1.3	2.7	0.3	0.2	62
Lamar PattersonIllawarra+ Add	1.4	v SYD 627 Sepv BRI 1925 Sep	2 gamesR6, R8,R9, R10	15.316, 28, 2	13.7	28	$210,900 >$170,800−$40,100	−$8,000	7	14.3	5.3	2.3	2.3	0.7	0.3	96
Shea IliMelbourne+ Add	0.7	at PER 27 Mar 26v SYD –no data	2 gamesR6, R7,R9, R11	9.717, 5, 7	8.2	17	$175,300 >$136,500−$38,800	−$15,400	4	15.1	2.0	2.5	2.2	0.2	0.5	33

Brisbane, Illawarra, Melbourne and Sydney play twice in Round 6. Tyrell Harrison (6.0% owned) is left out until his ankle is cleared. Tap a section to filter; Add opens the player’s SuperCoach profile.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

All under 10% owned, 3+ games, not listed out or unconfirmed. v R6 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 6 opponent: this season where they have met, otherwise their final NBL26 meeting; “no data” means no meeting or no box score we can verify. Doubles shows Round 6 games, then rounds 6 to 12 in which the club plays twice. Last 3 is the average of his last three games. Start > Now is the starting price and the price after the Round 5 update; Last move is that update. Season box is per game, Rounds 1 to 5, from NBL box scores; SuperCoach totals match SuperCoach’s own. Own % is live Round 6 ownership and moves until lockout. Round 6 breakevens were not yet published. Checked on 20 October 2026.

Round 5 POD Analysis

Carlin Davison ($121,600) was the Round 5 POD that paid off, posting the round's top score of 102 across the New Zealand Breakers' double and rising $66,500 in the price update that followed. Below is how all 18 Round 5 PODs performed, to help you decide ahead of Round 6.

The group scored 882 points across 30 games, 29.4 a game and up from 23.7 a game for the Round 4 PODs. Armstrong was next best on 97, followed by Nathan Sobey ($379,600) on 76 and the Sydney pair of Craig and Carr on 75 and 71.

The misses were Charles Bediako ($277,000), with 23 across two games, and Will Johnston ($69,000), with 28 across two. The trap call on Dakota Mathias ($145,200) missed because he scored 42 across Tasmania's double.

Matthew Dellavedova ($221,300) did not play in Round 5, and SuperCoach lists him with a calf injury and an expected return in Round 7.

Davison is now in 10.9 per cent of teams and Nate Hinton ($277,000) in 14.1 per cent, so both have been bought past the 10 per cent line. Neither qualifies as a POD for Round 6.

Rd Performance: How the Round 5 PODs went

18 players · 882 points across 30 games · 29.4 a game

Round 5 Prices Ownership All

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Round 5 POD ↕	R5 pts ↕	R5 games ↕	R5 mins ↕	Start price ↕	SC price ↕	Price move after R5 ↕	Own % at R5 lock ↕	Own % now ↕
Carlin Davison+ Add	102	2	66	$121,600	$229,600	▲ +$66,500	6.0	10.9
Taran Armstrong+ Add	97	2	70	$304,700	$326,900	▲ +$27,300	7.2	7.2
Nathan Sobey+ Add	76	2	55	$379,600	$327,100	▼ −$6,200	2.1	2.0
Torrey Craig+ Add	75	2	64	$290,400	$268,500	▲ +$14,600	2.7	4.0
Andrew Carr+ Add	71	2	53	$277,000	$257,100	▲ +$6,000	0.9	1.9
Skylar Mays+ Add	57	2	48	$277,000	$268,800	▲ +$3,000	4.9	4.6
Angus Glover+ Add	55	2	48	$191,700	$193,100	▲ +$18,500	3.8	3.8
Mojave King+ Add	44	2	69	$189,100	$199,300	▲ +$2,500	2.2	2.3
Dakota Mathias+ Add	42	2	72	$145,200	$170,400	▼ −$9,000	2.1	2.2
Nate Hinton+ Add	39	1	30	$277,000	$313,200	▲ +$13,800	6.5	14.1
Dylan Windler+ Add	39	1	35	$271,100	$334,900	▲ +$13,900	1.7	1.8
Josh Bannan+ Add	35	2	59	$317,500	$297,200	▼ −$22,100	2.9	1.9
D'Shawn Schwartz+ Add	35	2	43	$277,000	$232,300	▼ −$3,500	1.3	1.2
Jaylin Williams+ Add	35	1	30	$277,000	$269,200	▲ +$3,300	0.6	0.7
Tyrell Harrison+ Add	29	1	23	$336,100	$356,700	▲ +$11,600	4.6	6.0
Will Johnston+ Add	28	2	30	$69,000	$109,500	▲ +$1,200	8.3	10.0
Charles Bediako+ Add	23	2	38	$277,000	$203,900	▼ −$21,000	1.4	1.3
Matthew Dellavedova+ Add	0	0	0	$221,300	$195,500	$0	1.8	1.7

The 18 Round 5 PODs scored 882 points across 30 games, 29.4 a game. Carlin Davison was the standout (102 across the Breakers’ double, and a $66,500 price rise), with Taran Armstrong (97), Nathan Sobey (76), Torrey Craig (75) and Andrew Carr (71) next. The trap call on Dakota Mathias missed: he scored 42. Charles Bediako (23 across two games) and Will Johnston (28) were the misses, and Matthew Dellavedova did not play. Add opens the player’s SuperCoach profile.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

The 18 players from the Round 5 points-of-difference table. R5 pts, games and minutes are SuperCoach’s Round 5 figures; points and games match the NBL box scores, and SuperCoach rounds minutes up. Price move after R5 is the change SuperCoach applied after Round 5. Start price is the Round 1 price and SC price the current price. Own % at R5 lock is ownership at the Round 5 lockout; Own % now was read at 4.52am Tuesday 20 October 2026 and moves until the Round 6 lockout.