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100172.37 in reply to 100172.36
Date: 7/7/2009 10:12:37 PM
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I totally agree with with your first point.the other would make it to easy for friends to help stack teams ;see it happen other hockey sim. I've played.

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100172.38 in reply to 100172.37
Date: 7/8/2009 7:56:29 AM
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I'd rather add a hidden reserve price - similar to eBay, so the player will be sold only if this minimums price is reached.

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100172.41 in reply to 100172.40
Date: 7/8/2009 12:30:31 PM
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No actually he means that: there is a starting price let's say 500k. Reserved price at which case the sale goes through let's say 650k.
Now player has a bid of 625k auction ends and player will not be sold because hidden lowest sale price is set at 650k.
And that is a pointless suggestion tbh. You have a chance to set the minimum price you want to sell a player. That is the starting bid no need for extra nonsence.
For the everyone bids silently suggestion that you thought he made. Whoever is lucky enough to get it will win. Easiest way to actually cheat more as you can say I really wanted that player etc etc and bid idiotic amount of money.

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100172.42 in reply to 100172.41
Date: 7/8/2009 12:37:12 PM
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Interesting to see people fail so bad and bash neutral posts but okay - maybe I should avoid the international community in the future...

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100172.45 in reply to 100172.44
Date: 7/9/2009 2:28:29 PM
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bidwars suggest that the player is currently UNDER market value, because no one should put their personal max bid as their first bid when theres a shot you could get him for less, its a horrible strategy

if the deadline didnt extend, someone could wait until the last second and outbid you and you wouldnt get the opportunity to bid back at him even though you definitely would have paid more UP TO the actual market value

yes, occasionally it could go higher if someone goes on tilt after 10 minutes of bidding, or if someone is desparate due to injuries, but i believe thats a much lesser evil than my previous point and happens a lot less

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100172.46 in reply to 100172.43
Date: 7/9/2009 2:30:24 PM
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I am aware of how eBay bidding works. I don't think the BBs are interested in implementing an absentee-bidding process.


i agree. if i make the effort to be online at a certain time and someone else doesnt, then i deserve to win the bid

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100172.47 in reply to 100172.46
Date: 7/10/2009 1:30:52 AM
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I am aware of how eBay bidding works. I don't think the BBs are interested in implementing an absentee-bidding process.


i agree. if i make the effort to be online at a certain time and someone else doesnt, then i deserve to win the bid


You don't always get what you deserve...... but having large amounts of money does help. :)

I disagree on not going in with max bid straight away.

1) You may have limited money and be competing with someone with limited money. As the bids increase 2% + 2% more can amount to quite a bit. I would never bid 3% less than my available balance to find out I lose because after 1 more bid I cant then go back in over the top.

2) If you have a long drawn out auction creeping up a few thousand at a time. You are likely to attract maybe another bidder(s)... if this happens you are almost certainly better off placing a chunky raise to attempt to scare off your rival bidders and try and conclude the auction before others join.

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