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mjhp911 wrote:Fat Kat: yes, you have a spot in the Champions H2H.
Rolex: which league, H2H or roto? H2H is very competitive and requires lots of work, just so you know. You'll be in one of the D-Leagues.
mugz: yes, you'll have to work your way back up. Roto, or H2H?
NYK1714: done.
blind_: what was your knickname again from last season? Was it FlashFlood, or e180th@realgm?
mjhp911 wrote:Fat Kat: yes, you have a spot in the Champions H2H.
Rolex: which league, H2H or roto? H2H is very competitive and requires lots of work, just so you know. You'll be in one of the D-Leagues.
mugz: yes, you'll have to work your way back up. Roto, or H2H?
NYK1714: done.
blind_: what was your knickname again from last season? Was it FlashFlood, or e180th@realgm?
mjhp911 wrote:Rolexking23 wrote:mjhp911 wrote:Rolex: which league, H2H or roto? H2H is very competitive and requires lots of work, just so you know. You'll be in one of the D-Leagues.
can u explain difference between roto and h2h
H2H requires you to go up against another manager in your league, over the period of a week (after which you face a different manager the next week). At the end of the week, your stats are compiled to see which manager comes out in all the statistics tracked (like points, rebounds, assists, blocks, steals, FG%, FT%, treys, etc.). Each position (PG, SG, G, SF, PF, F, 2 Center slots, and 2 UTILity slots) will be added up. There is no limit to the number of games played in H2H, so some managers make daily changes to their roster, to rack up more stats. In roto, you have a set amount of games played (82), so you don't have to make daily changes (just when injuries, suspensions, or bad play happens). You also don't go up against other managers in weekly bouts, instead you rack up your stats against the whole league, for the whole season. So you could theoretically set your lineups for the year, and just leave it if all your players are playing well. Sounds boring, but it's really not. Unless you are prepared to spend a lot more time on the game, I suggest roto, especially for newbies.
mjhp911 wrote:blind_: ah, it was Isiah Thomas and pals. I'll have to see if you make it in to the Champions League. Unfortunately, like I mentioned, there was a mixup, and 2 managers were shut out of last season's varsity squad. I will extend them the courtesy of an invite to the big league this season, like I promised. But there's always some attrition, so bear with us. You very well might get in. Just be patient, as we'll have to see if the league gets filled up with the other managers first. Thanks.
Brent: probably. Which D-League?
Guys, please specify which league you'd like to be a part of. Like I mentioned, the H2H is very competitive, and requires lots of work (daily changes for some managers!). Thanks.
mjhp911 wrote:blind_: ah, it was Isiah Thomas and pals. I'll have to see if you make it in to the Champions League. Unfortunately, like I mentioned, there was a mixup, and 2 managers were shut out of last season's varsity squad. I will extend them the courtesy of an invite to the big league this season, like I promised. But there's always some attrition, so bear with us. You very well might get in. Just be patient, as we'll have to see if the league gets filled up with the other managers first. Thanks.
R-DAWG wrote:i'd rather have the pick to package with Amare's contract next offseason, but hey, I'm just an MBA student at NYU what do I know about business.
Guano wrote:Will be interesting to see how this place transitions from killing Melo to turning on KP. I'm hoping Frank shows out so we can divide into Frank vs KP factions. That should be fun.
mjhp911 wrote:NyKnicks1714 wrote:So is knickfan's D-League roto league the one you're talking about?
No, there is no connection between this board's leagues and any other.
