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Wat do people think of Masten to Hadley?
Even though i thought Masten looked pretty good this week i think that hadley looks way better and more like a keeper.
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how much will hayden skipworth go up in value after round 3
Anyone else eyeing off Cooney as a round 6-8 upgrade? Pretty non-existant preseason and being eased back in TOG wise but with some match fitness will surely be back to his best in a few weeks.
If he plays, he needs to score 55 just to stay at the same price.will stephen hill go up in value or will he just basically stay the same
If he plays, he needs to score 55 just to stay at the same price.
If he doesnt, he will stay until he does play his 3rd game
So is there a formula they use to tell how much a player's value will change
or what they have to average to stay the same
Either use Grimlock's FFGenie 2009.2 (http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=560636)
or
the Breakeven Calculator here: http://dreamteamtalk.com/resources/
It is consensus that a players price is calculated by:So is there a formula they use to tell how much a player's value will change
or what they have to average to stay the same
I think this is how he sees your post:It is consensus that a players price is calculated by:
0.75 x Old Price + 0.25 x New Price
New price is calculated as their rolling average over last 3 rounds played, times by the magic number.
So take goddard.
Suppose he is priced at 400k, and he scores 100 for the first 3 rounds, and the MN is 4300.
400,000 (price) x 0.75 + 0.25 x (100 (rolling ave) x 4300 (MN at that point)) = 407500
Thats all hypothetical remember.
Make sense?
Note: The magic number changes though, generally getting smaller (decreasing) by about 10% throughout the year. It is for this reason that a player who maintains their average (say swan), still drops in price throughout the year.
anyone had a look at Scott Mcmahon from the Roos?
I am looking to offload Butler as i dont like his chances at coming back in, and is potential at scoring.
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That's a no from me.