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155980.41 in reply to 155980.26
Date: 9/11/2010 12:44:10 AM
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bb wouldn't let u switch country even if u paid.

u have to fly over india, and create a new accout

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155980.42 in reply to 155980.32
Date: 9/11/2010 10:50:29 AM
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I hear yeah! I am in the hardest div.3 in Canada, but the positive is I have learned a lot from being in a harder div. Hears hoping for a solid draft and a good strong year!

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155980.43 in reply to 155980.32
Date: 9/12/2010 4:49:33 PM
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Hey, i was passing by threads and this one actually atracted me the most, so it's my 3ed season in this game and i don't

really know if am doing well or not, help me guyz to know what to do, i need a stratigy, so if any one is welling to give me

ahand i''l be greatfull thx :).

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155980.44 in reply to 155980.43
Date: 9/12/2010 10:01:10 PM
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Just my two cents:

your star center is eating 70k of your income every week.

To me, I'd rather have a few 15k players rather than one 70k player who turns the ball over as much as he does. Perhaps you could put up his stats? It looks to me like he has one inflated stat which is why his income is so exp. If this is the case, you might wanna flog him off and use the money to buy two good players for more balance & better income per week.

You might want to experiment and up the prices for your courtside seats since you are selling out every game, perhaps reduce bleachers slightly. If you've got the chance to promote next season, perhaps start upping your arena a little. Reduce prices to sell more seats as your arena size increases?

Which are your main trainees?

Loïc Miel
Timo Paasimies

Perhaps you could look into a 3rd trainee as well as the other players are a little old, and with their current salaries, you might be better off getting a 18 year old to train instead. (draft's coming!)

Pretty cool that you have nice GS in general with only 9 players.

Jus curious about your expenses and rev as well... if you don't mind sharing : )

Last edited by Simply Vince at 9/12/2010 10:02:20 PM

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155980.45 in reply to 155980.44
Date: 9/13/2010 5:52:40 AM
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be my guest Vicelicious my main trainees are :

Loïc Miel
Timo Paasimies
jordan laurance(little old but improving well)

and about my income it's like that :

Player Salaries: $ 128 720 Attendance: $ 75 458
Staff Salaries: $ 36 706 Merchandise: $ 18 930
Scouting: $ 0 TV Contract: $ 68 270
Total: $ 165 426 Total: $ 162 658
Typical Weekly Net Income: $ -2 768

Tho story behind game shape is because i had 12 players yesterday but i sold 3 good players to keep jonathan (70k player) so i have now 9 players, i did that cuz i know i'll have new draftees although i know they might be very bad but i belive that a 70 k player will take me to another level of competition, my future stratigy for next season is to keep the best one of the new draftees, that means i'll have a total of 10 players, keep training loic+timo+new draftee and spending 200k on arena + buying new star SF (timo will be a back up for him ) what do you think? your opinion matters my freind ;).

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155980.46 in reply to 155980.12
Date: 9/13/2010 10:19:42 AM
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Right, I guess you're absolutely right about that. But if I get promoted to div I, what should I be doing? still invest most of money on arena or save it and buy skillful players?


i don't checked the complette rosters division I of India, but the 5th placed team of the left side "kings of BB" has a comparable roster then yours besides his one 70k center, and he won't relegate.

So i don't think that you have to give up the season to tank, and try to stay in league it is not impossible and lot more fun then just to train.

So my advices are, get some older skilled player(you get quite solid ones for 500k), from your promotion bonus(maybe even you could sell two of your older trainees, to get a third one) and you have a rotation who could at least won the homegames. Maybe you will still relegate but you will earn money, and have the fun of close matches.

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155980.47 in reply to 155980.46
Date: 9/13/2010 10:55:38 AM
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Well what I'm seeing is that there are 2 teams (one is bot now) and the other one hasn't signed in for a month now. so that team will probably become bot too. Which means I might end up 6th or 7th so I may not relegate. The 6th place now is All Dragoon and I had a scrimmage with him last week and there was only 9 points difference. Ofc not many people use the best players for scrimmage so it probably wasn't his best member but at least I understood, roughly, how strong one of the weaker teams in division I is. I think there is a good chance that I won't relegate once I get promoted to divison 1.

Right, promotion bonus, I completely forgot about that. Well yeah I think I should buy a few decent players (don't have to be young because I currently have 2 main trainees) so that I can compete, perhaps not evenly but at least close. Also I still need to expand my arena because my arena is still very small compared to other teams in division 1.

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155980.48 in reply to 155980.47
Date: 9/13/2010 11:01:39 AM
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As i said the tfifth team from the left("BB Kings") is possible to beat for you, it isn't easy but with current prices he haven't a big advantage with his current rooster when you spend the promotion Bonus wise and concentrate on the games you could win(because tactic isn't everybodys strength)

I would first look to get competive, and then invest in your arena but then you could be generous there and reinvest your income there.

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155980.49 in reply to 155980.48
Date: 9/13/2010 12:16:23 PM
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Ok, i'll make sure I don't do stupid things with the promotion bonus. But then I'm not sure which players I should be buying...meaning their position. My team isn't so bad in outside shooting but also not so bad in inside shooting...

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155980.50 in reply to 155980.49
Date: 9/13/2010 12:19:46 PM
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i am not 100% sure, but i believe you are training guards? So you could play 2 trainees there, and buy 2 big men(maybe defensiv specialist or allrounder) from your promotion bonus and big guys are very cheap at the moment so you could get solid quality for 500k.

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155980.51 in reply to 155980.45
Date: 9/13/2010 12:33:12 PM
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Okay... here's my take... but you might or might not agree with me :)
Bear in mind a lot of assumptions are being made here!

Right now you have your 70k player but are still 4th, and not really dominating your league. 4th is still decent though.
What I find very alarming is your net income is - 2.7k. I play in a small country myself, so I've never had to work my butt off from the lower divisions and move up.
I really don't think that you require a 70k player at that division, but i've not looked at the other teams in your league. Firstly the income is insane and costing u to sell other players to cover the cost. Think about it this way, if you have a "A ++++ shooter" being defended by a "C defender", he'll score... but so will a "B shooter" who prob cost you 1/10 his price.

Bear in mind, you're not scouting atm. I'm assuming u stopped because you found a few players you like. Next season, when your players go up in income and you scout again, you'll be about 30k (estimate) in the negative every week. Which is not healthy for a young team that wants to build up.

What I would do personally is this I would sell that center, and buy two 10kish players. I'm not sure how much u can fetch from selling him. Since you are training guards, perhaps a strong SF with skills that a multi dimensional so u can play in more than one role. Then save the rest of the money to put into your arena.

If you are looking to build a team, it is a good idea to invest in your draft and pick up some nice players or buy strong trainees. This will give you a long term team that you can build up and move on to the higher division. And perhaps even the one above that when your trainees mature. I'm not one who is insane over super high potential players, but I'd look into getting an 18 year old all star with a nice skill set. And aim for promotion in 1 - 2 seasons.

Right now, being negative -2k (possibly higher later on) isn't a healthy long term prospect.

Just my two cents and my own POV. I'd suggest asking around to get some other opinions too : )

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