For those whose season is largely over, or for anyone interested to play.
Most competitions need people to remember to submit their picks each week, or they are largely out.
So let's test drive this model, where people can enter in week 2, or miss a week, and still have some chance to win.
Your nominal budget is $1,500,000 but you can spend more, or less than this amount.
You pick 1 to 6 players.
If you pick 2 players or more, you must have at least 2 players priced at $400,000+.
You pick 1 player as Captain. If you're Captain is a late out, and you haven't replaced him, you get your most expensive player as a replacement C.
It's rolling lockout throughout the whole Round, so make as many changes as you like.
Scoring is just normal SC scoring, including price changes, that affect your value for the following week.
If you spend over your $1,500,000 budget you will lose 1 point for every $4,000 over, or part thereof.
Spend $1,750,100 and you will lose $250,100 / 4,000 = 62.525, so you will lose 63 points off your weekly total.
Spend under your $1,500,000 budget, and you get the following bonuses:
For every $200 under (no part thereof!) your budget for next week increases by $100.
For every $10,000 under (no part thereof!) you will receive 1 point added to your weekly total.
Spend $1,400,000 and your budget next week goes up ($100,000 / 2 =) $50,000, plus whatever other changes your selected players have. You will also receive (100,000 / 10,000 =) 10 bonus points.
If one of your players is a late out, you have the option to replace them from any players who haven't started their game yet, or just have the dollars put back into your budget, with the accompanying bonuses.
For those that didn't enter in week 1 (Round 21) look at the example for Coach D below in post #3. You can still enter, and only have a small disadvantage, as you have a bigger budget!
You will be expected to do your own score and budget calculations!!!
Honesty system applies, but random checks will be carried out.
I will tabulate the results once you have done your calculations.
Most competitions need people to remember to submit their picks each week, or they are largely out.
So let's test drive this model, where people can enter in week 2, or miss a week, and still have some chance to win.
Your nominal budget is $1,500,000 but you can spend more, or less than this amount.
You pick 1 to 6 players.
If you pick 2 players or more, you must have at least 2 players priced at $400,000+.
You pick 1 player as Captain. If you're Captain is a late out, and you haven't replaced him, you get your most expensive player as a replacement C.
It's rolling lockout throughout the whole Round, so make as many changes as you like.
Scoring is just normal SC scoring, including price changes, that affect your value for the following week.
If you spend over your $1,500,000 budget you will lose 1 point for every $4,000 over, or part thereof.
Spend $1,750,100 and you will lose $250,100 / 4,000 = 62.525, so you will lose 63 points off your weekly total.
Spend under your $1,500,000 budget, and you get the following bonuses:
For every $200 under (no part thereof!) your budget for next week increases by $100.
For every $10,000 under (no part thereof!) you will receive 1 point added to your weekly total.
Spend $1,400,000 and your budget next week goes up ($100,000 / 2 =) $50,000, plus whatever other changes your selected players have. You will also receive (100,000 / 10,000 =) 10 bonus points.
If one of your players is a late out, you have the option to replace them from any players who haven't started their game yet, or just have the dollars put back into your budget, with the accompanying bonuses.
For those that didn't enter in week 1 (Round 21) look at the example for Coach D below in post #3. You can still enter, and only have a small disadvantage, as you have a bigger budget!
You will be expected to do your own score and budget calculations!!!
Honesty system applies, but random checks will be carried out.
I will tabulate the results once you have done your calculations.