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119666.4 in reply to 119666.3
Date: 11/24/2009 1:48:58 PM
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I mean time wise?


I would try to get him up around 7-10 am Pacific time. That seems to be when most users are on-line. You might want to try Friday for selling, too - because it is before all the competitive games on Saturday. Although, I find the timing thing a bit of a crap shoot in BB. It is best just to get a good idea of what your guy is worth and to list him for around that price.

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119666.5 in reply to 119666.3
Date: 11/24/2009 1:49:13 PM
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i beleive also right now :)

Actually there a lot of games in europe, and i believe we have the most managers here.

Another good tip would in 5-7 hours, when you list the players tuesday/wednesday, drunk european could give silly bids and they fight with other people who have free time through the week end from all over the world.

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119666.7 in reply to 119666.1
Date: 11/24/2009 10:26:13 PM
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Yeah, I think selling some players now is the right time, since a lot of teams will try to beef up their rosters for the tournament/relegation games. And LOL @ CrazyEye's post.

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119666.9 in reply to 119666.8
Date: 11/25/2009 8:14:24 AM
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PS: Last season I sold 2 players on saturday just before last game of regular season. Starting from 1k. And wasn't happy with outcome at all.


I had the same experience. I think people don't want to buy on Saturday, though. They are afraid you will give the players minutes in your league game and they won't be able to play them for their Tuesday playoff match.

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119666.10 in reply to 119666.7
Date: 11/25/2009 9:04:02 AM
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It is my impression that -- for whatever reason -- prices for players have fallen from the ridiculous highs earlier this season. I see a million dollars going a lot further than, say, three weeks ago. Impressions only, not scientific.

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119666.11 in reply to 119666.10
Date: 11/25/2009 2:51:08 PM
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It is my impression that -- for whatever reason -- prices for players have fallen from the ridiculous highs earlier this season. I see a million dollars going a lot further than, say, three weeks ago. Impressions only, not scientific.


That is because of the extra free agents. There are a ton of them on the market at the moment... But prices still have more to fall. I think I understand what the BBs were talking about before.

For example, there are probably a few division III-IV teams out there training superstar Cs who are going to get a big surprise next season as the salary jumps from $50,000 to $150,000. I do not know if such a player is sustainable down in the lower divisions... So they will probably have to sell them or go bankrupt. This will ripple up into the higher divisions where teams will have to carry higher salaries to compete, meaning a lot less profit. And... that will eventually ripple into the transfer market.

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119666.12 in reply to 119666.11
Date: 11/25/2009 4:31:19 PM
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just before the cutoff date for players to be elligable for the playoffs.

The best time to buy is at the start of the season because everyone gets rid of their draft if they are not going to get them

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119666.13 in reply to 119666.12
Date: 11/25/2009 4:42:38 PM
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Nope. Best time to buy (prices-wise) is about 3 weeks after the draft, when the major buyers wave has already settled and prices have dropped. If there is enough interesting players is another thing, depends on what one is looking for.

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119666.14 in reply to 119666.13
Date: 11/25/2009 7:20:43 PM
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Sometimes I find good deals just after the transfer deadline.

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