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waiver priority 

Post#1 » by F1uxCapacit0r » Fri Feb 18, 2011 3:59 am

My buddy and I are having a debate. I say lower waiver priority is better, he says higher. for example, he is 12 waiver while my team is 9 and he says his is better than mine. I disagree.

Someone clear this up please
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Re: waiver priority 

Post#2 » by DNYLkiller » Fri Feb 18, 2011 5:50 am

Lower the better. 1 is boss
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Re: waiver priority 

Post#3 » by yanksknicks101 » Fri Feb 18, 2011 6:05 am

i can argue for both sides. Being number 1 obviously has its perks such as if someone drops a very good player, you get first dibs, and it could put your team on top. On the other hand, having the 12th priority is great in it's own way. For example, a player is dropped that's decent but not good enough for others to use their priority on. With the 12th waiver, you can make sure he never goes to the wire and you can get him without having to fight with other owners for that player if he is allowed to be in the wire.
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Re: waiver priority 

Post#4 » by NY2TheBay » Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:57 am

ad15vt wrote:My buddy and I are having a debate. I say lower waiver priority is better, he says higher. for example, he is 12 waiver while my team is 9 and he says his is better than mine. I disagree.

Someone clear this up please



This is ridiculous. I would say its tough having the #1 cause you never know when to use it. However 9 is better than 12. easy.

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