Is reverse standings a fair way to set the waiver priority?

$100 budget for free agents for the whole year

it's def bullshite. Up until this yr my league used this system for the last 10 yrs until I was able to convince the majority to change it. fricking Commish won 2 championships by taking advantage of this flaw. He was rewarded for drafting a shitty team where he was able to pluck the top free agent several weeks in a row

I would love FAAB but I don't know if I can convince the league... Not sure if they would comprehend the benefits

We actually changed to reverse order last year. This is year two.

I found it causes the league to be extremely balanced. Almost like a noob friendly setting.

Almost all teams last year were close in record. But of course if you led the way all year then you never got a guy in the wire

It is bullshite. If you don't do FAAB, continuously rolling waivers is the only way to go

Free Agent Acquisition Budget

Premise is everyone has a bankroll so to speak and can bid on waiver players.... Making it so highest gets player

I think that's how it works. I've never done it

We use the system where you go to the back when you claim someone off of waivers. First week is set reverse order of standings and then goes from there. It'll piss you off sometimes, but it's pretty fair. Especially to a team that doesn't need to pick anyone up for a week or two. They aren't stuck in a reverse standing situation.