typical free agent bids?
typical free agent bids?
Hi Greg A., For newcomers in the league this yearcould you give us a few examples of what free agents went for last year? This would give us a jump start on the learning curve. Thanks, Mike Duggan
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typical free agent bids?
Originally posted by duggan:
Hi Greg A., For newcomers in the league this yearcould you give us a few examples of what free agents went for last year? This would give us a jump start on the learning curve. Thanks, Mike Duggan I'm not Greg - but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
Here's one sample of a week of FA bids from last year:
http://nfbcboards.stats.com/cgi-bin/ult ... 1;t=000277
You can find others on this very board if you want
Dyv
Hi Greg A., For newcomers in the league this yearcould you give us a few examples of what free agents went for last year? This would give us a jump start on the learning curve. Thanks, Mike Duggan I'm not Greg - but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
Here's one sample of a week of FA bids from last year:
http://nfbcboards.stats.com/cgi-bin/ult ... 1;t=000277
You can find others on this very board if you want
Dyv
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typical free agent bids?
how does the blind bidding work. Highest bid gets the player or is it $1 higher than the 2nd highest bid. I have seen league work it both ways. Example, I bid $86 for player A and the next highest bid is $62, do I get him for $86 or for $63
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Originally posted by Bobby J:
how does the blind bidding work. Highest bid gets the player or is it $1 higher than the 2nd highest bid. I have seen league work it both ways. Example, I bid $86 for player A and the next highest bid is $62, do I get him for $86 or for $63 highest bidder gets him. make sure you bid enough. good luck
how does the blind bidding work. Highest bid gets the player or is it $1 higher than the 2nd highest bid. I have seen league work it both ways. Example, I bid $86 for player A and the next highest bid is $62, do I get him for $86 or for $63 highest bidder gets him. make sure you bid enough. good luck
typical free agent bids?
I thought that is what Gekko was saying but thanks for clearing it up
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GG always speaks the truth - just ask him.
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Originally posted by viper:
GG always speaks the truth thanks for sticking up for me
GG always speaks the truth thanks for sticking up for me
typical free agent bids?
thanks for the info Dyv, duggan
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typical free agent bids?
i guess part two of the question would be is there a limit on number of free agents you can acquire a week? duggan
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typical free agent bids?
Originally posted by duggan:
i guess part two of the question would be is there a limit on number of free agents you can acquire a week? duggan You're welcome
There is no limit. You have to drop someone for every one you add, though. The system also allows for conditional bids.
A typical week you might submit bids that end up looking something like this:
Transaction A:
Drop Aaron Harang
Bid $47 Mike Maroth
conditional $31 Kyle Lohse
conditional $11 Jason Dubois
conditional $4 Gary Matthews Jr.
Transaction B:
Drop Mike Matheny
Bid $11 Gerald Laird
Bid $4 Todd Greene
You can set as many conditionals as you want, so it's a pretty easy system to get used to and use.
Good luck
Dave
i guess part two of the question would be is there a limit on number of free agents you can acquire a week? duggan You're welcome
There is no limit. You have to drop someone for every one you add, though. The system also allows for conditional bids.
A typical week you might submit bids that end up looking something like this:
Transaction A:
Drop Aaron Harang
Bid $47 Mike Maroth
conditional $31 Kyle Lohse
conditional $11 Jason Dubois
conditional $4 Gary Matthews Jr.
Transaction B:
Drop Mike Matheny
Bid $11 Gerald Laird
Bid $4 Todd Greene
You can set as many conditionals as you want, so it's a pretty easy system to get used to and use.
Good luck
Dave
Just Some Guy
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How are ties handled?
Tie goes to lowest ranking team? That's how the NFBC did it...
Tie goes to lowest ranking team? That's how the NFBC did it...
typical free agent bids?
Originally posted by JAR:
How are ties handled?
Tie goes to lowest ranking team? That's how the NFBC did it... This is the NFBC, so yes.
How are ties handled?
Tie goes to lowest ranking team? That's how the NFBC did it... This is the NFBC, so yes.
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Dyv, you answered every question correctly. Thanks. Just too busy to check everything.
For all newbies, we listed every week's winning FAAB bids for each NFBC league in the General Discussion thread. If you go to General Discussion and use the pulldown in the upper right hand corner that says "show posts for the last year" you'll get about 13 pages of threads. Go to those that start in April and you'll find the winning bids each Monday. Just go back in time and you'll see every top winning bid. It might be a little work, but you'll see how players went differently in each league and how the bidding was very intense early in the year.
I hope this helps.
For all newbies, we listed every week's winning FAAB bids for each NFBC league in the General Discussion thread. If you go to General Discussion and use the pulldown in the upper right hand corner that says "show posts for the last year" you'll get about 13 pages of threads. Go to those that start in April and you'll find the winning bids each Monday. Just go back in time and you'll see every top winning bid. It might be a little work, but you'll see how players went differently in each league and how the bidding was very intense early in the year.
I hope this helps.
Greg Ambrosius
Founder, National Fantasy Baseball Championship
General Manager, Consumer Fantasy Games at SportsHub Technologies
Twitter - @GregAmbrosius
Founder, National Fantasy Baseball Championship
General Manager, Consumer Fantasy Games at SportsHub Technologies
Twitter - @GregAmbrosius