Zero Tackle releases interactive player comparison game for NRL fans
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Zero Tackle has introduced a browser-based interactive game titled Streakr for National Rugby League fans. The platform challenges users to compare the performance metrics of specific players in a series of head-to-head matchups. Players must identify which individual recorded a higher total in a given category to maintain an active streak. A single incorrect selection terminates the current session, requiring users to restart the process. The game features an integrated leaderboard system allowing participants to track their performance against other registered users on the platform. Interested players can access the tool directly through the Zero Tackle website by signing into their accounts.
- •Zero Tackle launched an interactive game called Streakr for NRL fans.
- •Users identify which player achieved a higher statistical total in specific categories.
- •A single incorrect answer ends the current game session.
- •Leaderboards are available for users to compare their results.
- •Account sign-in is required to participate and track streaks.
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