I don't remember this ever being an option before. But when setting up our league I saw that you can now give a dollar figure to each team, and that each week if you want to pick up someone you have to bid on them first, and you can be beaten out by another higher bidder.

Have any of you done this before? How did it work out?

We are going from a 12 team league to a 10 team, and have always based the priority by the team with the worst ranking getting priority.

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Posted by 21JumpStreet

Member since Jul 2012

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Posted on 7/28/15 at 10:48 am to Kingwood Tiger

You mean bidding for free agents/waivers not trades.

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Posted by Honkus

Member since Aug 2005

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Posted on 7/28/15 at 11:02 am to Kingwood Tiger

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Bidding for trades

WAT? Are you talking about FAAB??

If so its works out great. We start with $200 and do it with real $$$. End of the year the $ is added to the total payout.

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Posted by TheWalrus

Land of the Hogs

Member since Dec 2012

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Posted on 7/28/15 at 1:39 pm to Kingwood Tiger

I absolutely love bidding for free agents. We have a $100 budget for the whole season. It adds strategy to the game and gives everyone a chance to get their guy. The most I've ever bid for a guy was like $24. Usually everyone has a lot of their budget left over, so be aggressive for really good free agent targets.

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Posted by Kingwood Tiger

Katy, TX

Member since Jul 2005

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Posted on 7/28/15 at 1:51 pm to 21JumpStreet