Correct Break Even Calculator

[Tony_Soprano1111]

OK which one is best...they all give various results

Sorry if this has been asekd before

I sue DreamTeamTalk which suffices but it doesnt seem correct

Thanks Team,

 

[Dunn - Well Done]

theres a site could xalia.com.au

it is magnificent you can predict what they will score for the next week and what price they will drop or increase. You can also then see what BE they will have for the following week

eg: J.King - great back avg 90, beginning to fall in price, if he scores 60 which is possible against swans in sydney he could be an $$ X amount. The next week he may need to get a 130 BE which means sit on him forone more week at least if not 2 as that 60 is calaculated into the following week again.

Hope it seem explained, if not just go to xalia.com.au and get a registred account and play around with the tabs choosing players of all positions and price ranges.

Best DT site i have seen bar Big footy

 

[rabbit43]

xalia.com.au/TooSerious seems to have the most accurate. All of them are pretty close, but I've actually tested it and TooSerious is usually either spot on or within $1000. Fanfooty can be a bit off, same with the other calculators, but generally they are not way off.

 

[m0nty]

The simple answer is that there can't be a 100% "correct" one because the multipliers change every week based on the total points scored in a round. Every calculator is an approximation only. I wouldn't sweat it so much.

 

[Dunn - Well Done]

The simple answer is that there can't be a 100% "correct" one because the multipliers change every week based on the total points scored in a round. Every calculator is an approximation only. I wouldn't sweat it so much.

I would when this is a game of 100's. Your fanfooty calculator had players like 10- 20 k off. Breakevens were also disastrous like 15 points off isnt good enough