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Fantasy Leagues => Buckets of Dimes: Transactions => Buckets of Dimes => NBA Leagues => Buckets of Dimes: Invalid Transactions => Topic started by: frankbullsfan on August 27, 2019, 06:03:43 PM
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Think my bid of 4.5 total beats your total of 4.2 million total
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Think my bid of 4.5 total beats your total of 4.2 million total
3 years 1.5 million per year
2 years, $2.1m per
Total value doesn't matter. It is the "per year" value that is the dollar deciding factor.
$2.1m > $1.5m
Priority will be placed on number of years bid as well
Example: A bid of 4 years, $20m per year WILL win over a bid of 3 years, $20m per year.
However, years do not trump dollar value
Example:
A bid of 3 years, $10m per year will NOT win out over a bid of 2 years, $15m per year.
The higher dollar value will always win out. To beat the bid of 3 years, $10m per year, you would have to bid:
4 years, $10m per year (the extra year at the same dollar value puts it as the winning bid)
3 years, $11m per year (same length, higher yearly price)
2 years, $11m per year (shorter length, BUT highly yearly price, which is the deciding factor here)
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You might be getting confused with the way one person bids in our league, stating the total value. It is not necessary to do so.
4 years, $2m
This is good enough.
It doesn't have to be:
4 years, $2m = $8m total
Just the number of years and the "per year" amount is fine. The "per year" amount will always be the winner.
ie. 1 year at $4m will beat 4 years at $3.5m
To win D.Rose you could just make it 3 or 4 years at $2.1m per year. More years at the same price wins out.
Or increase the dollar amount to $2.3m per year