Strategy BBL|09: SuperCoach BBL Trades Discussion
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It was wierd for me when I added the group, went to the leagues page and there was nothing there, checked if I'd added the group by doing it again and said that I had already added the group but nothing on the site. Pretty much gave up until I asked the question, went and had another look and the group tab was there, don't know how long it took to update but was a little frustrating.
If you look at @Sideshow Bob then it doesn't give his positional ranking. Makes me assume that it takes a little while to update.
If you look at @Sideshow Bob then it doesn't give his positional ranking. Makes me assume that it takes a little while to update.
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Thanks, Groups did appear before I joined, I’ve shutdown / deleted and reloaded the app and the same happens on a PC no groups, something similar occurred last season in NRL supercoach for me, after joining a league lost the option to join more, very weird and hard to find someone at supercoach to solve
Edit: just logged out, deleted app, shutdown, reloaded app and logged on, groups now appear, not sure about on PC now I’ll check that tomorrow but I’m in, thanks so much sorry for messing you all around
Edit: just logged out, deleted app, shutdown, reloaded app and logged on, groups now appear, not sure about on PC now I’ll check that tomorrow but I’m in, thanks so much sorry for messing you all around
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Another way to view or slant THCLT's excellent opening analysis.
Games to come after Round 9:
5 Games: Ade, Bris, Hob, 6er's
4 Games: Gades, Stars, Perth, Thund.
While maximising the DGR's in the last 2 Rounds looks optimal, what you really want is to optimise the better players over the last 4 Rounds. The more score involvements from your Prems in those last 4 Rounds is the key.
Games to come after Round 9:
5 Games: Ade, Bris, Hob, 6er's
4 Games: Gades, Stars, Perth, Thund.
While maximising the DGR's in the last 2 Rounds looks optimal, what you really want is to optimise the better players over the last 4 Rounds. The more score involvements from your Prems in those last 4 Rounds is the key.
Yes it is good to put it like you have because then you realise that say a BRIS player only plays one extra game over a say a MELS player. Arguably say Maxy would score as many points over 4 games as say Cutting over 5.
As you say, a high-end "uber-premium" side that only targets the really key DGR players would do pretty well against a loaded DGR setup that includes several of our "sort-of premiums". I call them tier 1 scorers and tier 2 scorers. I know there is a grey area there but my overall point is like what I think you are saying don't think you can only have ADE, BRI, HOB players from here. If time permits look at the match-ups as well as the DGR schedule because you might find a certain SGR player is very startable across the remaining rounds.
Then the fantasy sports gods will have their say of course ..
As you say, a high-end "uber-premium" side that only targets the really key DGR players would do pretty well against a loaded DGR setup that includes several of our "sort-of premiums". I call them tier 1 scorers and tier 2 scorers. I know there is a grey area there but my overall point is like what I think you are saying don't think you can only have ADE, BRI, HOB players from here. If time permits look at the match-ups as well as the DGR schedule because you might find a certain SGR player is very startable across the remaining rounds.
Then the fantasy sports gods will have their say of course ..
Another great post from obviously a very good thinking coach...
look at the match-ups as well as the DGR schedule
I wanted to highlight the above statement as that's what the really 'astute' coaches do. Having an understanding of team's strengths & weaknesses and combining that to the state of the various venues not only help to guide whether you should go hard at a team for their DGR but also may help with your leans with regards to batsmen or bowlers from the respective teams.
For examples, I would class teams like the Stars & Scorchers to have good AR strengths with little or no weaknesses. With this in mind I would avoid ALL of their middle order players from say a Maxwell or MMarsh down as the majority of points will be accumulated from the batsmen above them, and their bowlers.
Thunder more of a bowling rather than batsmen so only Sams & Morris would be in the reckoning, likewise with the Sixers target bowlers first and foremost.
The remaining FOUR teams are just too hard to nail down at the moment as who'll accumulate the points will change from game to game. These FOUR teams interestingly forms the backbone of the DDGRs so that in itself should provide some mix & challenges when selecting your players. That's a good thing in my book as there's nothing worst than everyone having a generic core of DG players for those last 2 rounds. The combination set for each team will depend on...
look at the match-ups as well as the DGR schedule
I wanted to highlight the above statement as that's what the really 'astute' coaches do. Having an understanding of team's strengths & weaknesses and combining that to the state of the various venues not only help to guide whether you should go hard at a team for their DGR but also may help with your leans with regards to batsmen or bowlers from the respective teams.
For examples, I would class teams like the Stars & Scorchers to have good AR strengths with little or no weaknesses. With this in mind I would avoid ALL of their middle order players from say a Maxwell or MMarsh down as the majority of points will be accumulated from the batsmen above them, and their bowlers.
Thunder more of a bowling rather than batsmen so only Sams & Morris would be in the reckoning, likewise with the Sixers target bowlers first and foremost.
The remaining FOUR teams are just too hard to nail down at the moment as who'll accumulate the points will change from game to game. These FOUR teams interestingly forms the backbone of the DDGRs so that in itself should provide some mix & challenges when selecting your players. That's a good thing in my book as there's nothing worst than everyone having a generic core of DG players for those last 2 rounds. The combination set for each team will depend on...
- Who's currently already in your R9 team
- Who's available to trade in from R10 onwards (noting that the ODI players will not be available prior to R12)
- Who you can afford
De Villiers being just a pure bat is the one I reckon could be skipped by coaches IF funds were tight AND there was an appetite to take a risk. He's very expensive. No way he goes off every single game from here. So which ones will he do it in? Who knows but let's say he averages 70 across all games then I'd back in a bowler to match that.
We know how much harder it is for a bat to make 100 v a bowler. He only needs to fail in one of the DGR games to become not a factor. I know it is a risk but it is something to think about.
I reckon you make a great point about Mujeeb and just in that X v Y I'd definitely go Mujeeb first.
We know how much harder it is for a bat to make 100 v a bowler. He only needs to fail in one of the DGR games to become not a factor. I know it is a risk but it is something to think about.
I reckon you make a great point about Mujeeb and just in that X v Y I'd definitely go Mujeeb first.
