You guys can make the final decision, but my budget is $25-$30 max for fantasy football.. count me in if you decide to drop the buy in to around that range.
want0sell, if it comes down to it I would be willing to spot you the 0.5 xmr, and then if you win I will keep half the pot, or if you lose you don't owe me anything. Not sure if that would be OK with everyone else, but I don't see why not...
Edit: Or who knows, maybe at deadline in a month or whatever monero will crash and only be worth $20 each
Out side of the scope of the league you can loan anyone anything you want but the commish can't really be expected to enforce anything on that. But since you will probally be the escrow I don't have an issue with it.
But whats up with your trust want0sell? I don't like scammers are you getting those tags removed?
He is not kidding that's me he hacked... I'm scared.. Robertt I actually didn't scam this user, that was the previous owner.. I will return half the funds to affilate user.. Please don't hack me any more...
Is this a bought account?
Some questions: Would this be an auto-draft? Or are players responsible for their own picks (could be very time consuming)? Is there a limit to free agency moves during the season? What about trades between players (this can sometimes lead to suspicions of collusion)? I also think Yahoo has a better FF user interface compared to ESPN, so that might be worth a look.
I think those are mostly all up for debate at this point. I don't have a very strong opinion on any except that auto draft seems kinda lame and boring (but don't know how much time is involved with actual drafting). I'll ping OP on IRC of he doesn't reply by tonight.
Drafting is most of the fun I'm not interested in an Auto Draft.
I think auto-draft is the way to go for everyone except the hardcore FF players. Usually done in person with everyone at a kickoff party. Completing a draft on the Internet could take an unwieldy amount of time. The skill to FF -- if you can call it that -- comes with deciding who to start each week, anticipating player rotation for bye weeks, and the acquisition of free agents who have been undrafted or waived.
Auto-drafts are lame for a lot of reasons, but the main reason is the fact that if you default to the "next best pick" you can still end up having a full lineup, but you might have like 4QBs sitting on your bench or something stupid because the computer is picking what's ranked as the best out of a predetermined list.
Believe me in that you will do a much better job picking a team manually than letting it go on auto draft. You really don't have to know much about players though. You just don't want to pick an overwhelming amount of players that play, say, wide receiver because most of them will sit on the bench.
I understand people have lives and can adjust the draft accordingly.
Also-- people can trade or pick up/drop players throughout the season like normal. No limit that I know of.. it should be all the "normal" settings.
AFA trading, we have to decide on a method of accepting and rejecting. I would say a majority of players must accept a trade for it to be accepted and probably a larger amount to accept if a top 10 is being traded.
I played a league last year that I missed the draft and got auto'd and had a real shit team and lost the first four teams but made the playoffs so the draft is not the most important thing you can still do good if you cannot draft and get auto drafted. So many guys get injured that most of my team is replaced by the end of the year anyway.
