Five players have been fined $1000 each from the weekend's final JLT pre season matches, while Richmond spearhead Jack Riewoldt has been cleared and is free to play in the series opener against Carlton.
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The Tiger forward had his number taken during Saturday's game against Collingwood for a late hit on Magpie Jackson Ramsay.
The match review panel said Riewoldt slowed before making contact, which the panel said wasn't unreasonable in the circumstances.
North Melbourne's Jy Simpkin and Giants Toby Greene can all accept fines from the two sides' clash in Canberra on Friday evening.
Simpkin and Cameron were both cited for striking, while Greene's fine relates to a misconduct incident against Sam Wright.
Greene starred in the game, kicking five goals and collecting 26 disposals.
He and Wright were grappling off the ball when Greene appeared to make contact with Wright's face, which began a one-on-one tussle between the pair.
While Cameron's strike to the chest of Scott Thompson was deemed intentional, the MRP said the impact was low, which meant wasn't at risk of being suspended.
Meantime, Cat Mitch Duncan has been handed a $1000 fine for rough conduct against Bombers forward Joe Danniher, while Hamish Hartlett can accept the same reprimand for striking Hawks captain Jarryd Roughead.
Gold Coast co-captain Steven May may have had some nervous moments over the weekend after making contact to the head of Western Bulldogs big man Tom Boyd, but he was cleared of any wrong doing.
The panel said May didn't choose to bump and described the contact made as "unavaoidable."
