Discussion 2022 Round 12: Teams & In Game Discussion

After trades, how many premiums/keepers will you be fielding this round?

  • More than 18

    Votes: 2 2.0%

  • 18

    Votes: 4 4.1%

  • 17

    Votes: 1 1.0%

  • 16

    Votes: 9 9.2%

  • 15

    Votes: 29 29.6%

  • 14

    Votes: 26 26.5%

  • 13

    Votes: 16 16.3%

  • 12

    Votes: 9 9.2%

  • 11

    Votes: 1 1.0%

  • 10 or less

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • Total voters
    98
Maso

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Rowsus said:
Me: 12 of 18/1,378 - Miller - Sicily, Titchell, Crisp, Neale, Brayshaw, Brodie to come - projected 2,074

Wife: 13 of 18/1,372 - Laird - Sicily, Crisp, Cameron, Neale, Brodie - projected 1,987


Unless Cameron can outscore Titchell + Brayshaw by 7, I've got her, I've finally got her!!!!!!!













I hope I haven't jinxed it! :oops:
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Goodluck mate your due surely :unsure:
 
nicohighscore

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NT.Thunder said:
They do some really great graphic representations, this is not one of them.
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:cry:
first, it is a team of one ! :geek:

and yes maybe it needed some subtitle :rolleyes: :
X is the number of player that have played, and Y is the total score - so when you say "12/1313" or whatever
here each point is 1 team, and you can see the whole top 10k - so depending where you are at you can have a feel on how you're going
 
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nicohighscore said:
:cry:
first, it is a team of one ! :geek:

and yes maybe it needed some subtitle :rolleyes: :
X is the number of player that have played, and Y is the total score - so when you say "12/1313" or whatever
here each point is 1 team, and you can see the whole top 10k - so depending where you are at you can have a feel on how you're going
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Keep up the good work!

I understood what it was showing, but the axis labels are probably not all that clear. A better description on those might make things a bit clearer.
 
Zimmer

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nicohighscore said:
:cry:
first, it is a team of one ! :geek:

and yes maybe it needed some subtitle :rolleyes: :
X is the number of player that have played, and Y is the total score - so when you say "12/1313" or whatever
here each point is 1 team, and you can see the whole top 10k - so depending where you are at you can have a feel on how you're going
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You do a fantastic job mate.
 
NT.Thunder

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nicohighscore said:
:cry:
first, it is a team of one ! :geek:

and yes maybe it needed some subtitle :rolleyes: :
X is the number of player that have played, and Y is the total score - so when you say "12/1313" or whatever
here each point is 1 team, and you can see the whole top 10k - so depending where you are at you can have a feel on how you're going
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Sorry dude, like I said you do some great work so apologies if I came across insulting I can only imagine how much work and time you put into this which benefits so many of us so thanks. I just struggled to get my head around this which if you knew my head you'd understand that it's more me than you :LOL:
 
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nicohighscore said:
:cry:
first, it is a team of one ! :geek:

and yes maybe it needed some subtitle :rolleyes: :
X is the number of player that have played, and Y is the total score - so when you say "12/1313" or whatever
here each point is 1 team, and you can see the whole top 10k - so depending where you are at you can have a feel on how you're going
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One of my 3 go to sites every SC weekend.
Awesome information to be found here, (and well worth joining)
Ripper job mate. (No idea how you get all the info and keep it updating, but I'm hooked on your site.)
 
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