The Reality Of High-Stakes Games And Back-End Software

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Post by Greg Ambrosius » Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:21 pm

I've never purposely not replied to ANYONE via email. I don't even know who you are, but if you seriously want to talk with me about anything, try me out. Or just give me your name and I'll call you next week. I'm flying to St. Louis on Monday with Tom, but will gladly contact you. I'm not sure what you need player IDs for, but I'll try to help.



Why would every fantasy company ignore your emails? It doesn't make sense, nor does the fact that I ignore your emails. Anyway, try me again and I'll see if I can help with your requests.
Greg Ambrosius
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Post by Greg Ambrosius » Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:23 pm

Originally posted by Sebadiah23:

Captain, the stuff about player IDs, do you think maybe Greg was confused about what you were asking for? It also might end up sounding fishy like you are trying to steal stat data or something. I know in reality you are an excel and programming afficienado and you just want to be able to analyze your team and the player pool using automated tools, but I have to admit that such a request might scare me away too.



Just something to consider.



Craig (ROLL) All of our player IDs come from STATS, Inc. I doubt if we or any other company can just give these to consumers. I don't know that for a fact, but I doubt it. All of our daily stats come directly from STATS, just so everyone knows, same for all CDM games.
Greg Ambrosius
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