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From: GM-hrudey

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195774.43 in reply to 195774.42
Date: 9/22/2011 5:06:45 PM
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What I am suggesting to you though, which my friend never totally achieved, jsut partial, is that if you can find 18y/os that turnaround that well, you can find more well rounded older and middle aged guys.


Oh, yeah, I've had to do that at the other positions, but usually with the older guys. Except that instead of flipping, I generally am trying to find guys with specific skill profiles who are also American, and at a reasonable rate so I can continue putting most of my money into the arena.

As far as flipping youngsters quickly, one would assume that would actually work better by two position training, since the training is definitely more than 60% of single position, and it's much easier to guarantee 5 guys 48+ minutes than to get 3 guys 48+. I've just always looked at it as being cheaper to buy a guy and make him into the skill profile I want than it would be to find a guy who's already there and pay someone else a similar or even higher every week until that time comes. I suppose if I were one of those insane JS trainers, there's probably a glut of those guys that can be picked up cheaply enough to make it pointless. ;)

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195774.47 in reply to 195774.44
Date: 9/23/2011 9:26:34 AM
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for everybody, this is not a "you play in X so you have no clue thread", so try to "win" the discussion with arguments.

Also i would appreciate, to bring your arguments with less aggresivity - yes i am looking at you Wolph.

On topic: Training is valuable, smart daytrading is also valuable but not fun for everybody. But even a daytrader could raise his income in train players.

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195774.48 in reply to 195774.47
Date: 9/23/2011 9:34:27 AM
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Remeber that buzzerbeater is fun, not fight.

Thanks for this:

i would appreciate, to bring your arguments with less aggresivity

From: Ashurri

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195774.49 in reply to 195774.48
Date: 9/23/2011 10:17:28 AM
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I remember a very strong chess world champion once said, to be able to play good chess, you have to be able to hate your opponent enough to kill him.

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195774.51 in reply to 195774.50
Date: 9/23/2011 5:39:16 PM
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SB has very little impact on SF-potential. So why not giving it some boost? I don't really know, but I would guess it doesn't have a big impact on a SF-salary either. I'm planning to give my SF a 9 on SB.

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195774.52 in reply to 195774.51
Date: 9/23/2011 7:30:15 PM
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I read on the forums that SB is probably the skill that raises the salary more and doesn't necesarily mean an upgrade according to the money. I'd rather train ID and OD a bit more than SB, and probably it will increase.

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