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Mathematical formula for player value movements

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rgauci said:
If your captain is omitted. Does his replacement get double points? I think not. But i'm hoping so.
Nope. 0 points.
 
mulhollanddrive said:
Its pretty simple all you need is 5 numbers (average score last year, last 3 rounds scores, and multiple salary factor). What to do with these has been mentioned a few times in the main DT thread, and can be easily set up with a spreadsheet.

If my formula is used as a guide, for SC, out of all the players to play 2 games, Johnson of Freo will gain the most if his average continues for 3 games. Watson, Bowden, Skipper, Gram, Gibson are in for big increases too if they play another good game.
That means if Dane Swan gets 130 DT points this week, he'll double in value from $271,000 to approx $542,000.. Won't happen !!!

Last Year : 913 points from 14 games =Avg 65.2
Current Value / Avg Score Last Year = $271,000 / 65.2 = 4155.31 salary factor
Current 3 game average * salary factor = 130 * 4155.31 = $540,190

With a 130 average, Dane Swan would be lucky to increase to $320K - $350K after 1 week, not $540K.
 
ExMrBlonde said:
That means if Dane Swan gets 130 DT points this week, he'll double in value from $271,000 to approx $542,000.. Won't happen !!!

Last Year : 913 points from 14 games =Avg 65.2
Current Value / Avg Score Last Year = $271,000 / 65.2 = 4155.31 salary factor
Current 3 game average * salary factor = 130 * 4155.31 = $540,190

With a 130 average, Dane Swan would be lucky to increase to $320K - $350K after 1 week, not $540K.

You missed a step. There's some sort of weighting between the $540,190 and his old value of $271,000. It will be somewhere in the middle. More like $400,000.
 
Say Dane Swan gets 80 points next week. How much will he go up?
 

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Cassius_Clay said:
Say Dane Swan gets 80 points next week. How much will he go up?

My guess is about $100,000.*


*Disclaimer: I'm not sure of this and it's just a rough calculation. I didn't follow the movements closely last year so I don't know if I'm on the right track but intuitively it makes sense.
 
catempire said:
My guess is about $100,000.*


*Disclaimer: I'm not sure of this and it's just a rough calculation. I didn't follow the movements closely last year so I don't know if I'm on the right track but intuitively it makes sense.
and Lonie?
 
Do you know the exact formula?
 
footylover18 said:
Anyone think they know the exact formula?

I have a rough formula, which took about 5 minutes to work out.
eg. P.Everitt currently 419000 with a current average of 50 after 3 rounds.
50*4150=207500>419000-207500= 211500>211500/22*3= 28850 >419000-28850=390150.

4150 is the average they used to calculate the price from last years averages.
22*3 is 22 rounds for the season/ 3 is how many rounds they calculate there average movement.
If Spider was to continue to average 50 say for the following 3 rounds his price would fall to say 325000-330000.
 
Blinger said:
I have a rough formula, which took about 5 minutes to work out.
eg. P.Everitt currently 419000 with a current average of 50 after 3 rounds.
50*4150=207500>419000-207500= 211500>211500/22*3= 28850 >419000-28850=390150.

4150 is the average they used to calculate the price from last years averages.
22*3 is 22 rounds for the season/ 3 is how many rounds they calculate there average movement.
Thats assuming its a straight line formula and not a parabola.
 

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Blinger said:
I have a rough formula, which took about 5 minutes to work out.
eg. P.Everitt currently 419000 with a current average of 50 after 3 rounds.
50*4150=207500>419000-207500= 211500>211500/22*3= 28850 >419000-28850=390150.

4150 is the average they used to calculate the price from last years averages.
22*3 is 22 rounds for the season/ 3 is how many rounds they calculate there average movement.
If Spider was to continue to average 50 say for the following 3 rounds his price would fall to say 325000-330000.
Thats how I worked it out. I was only have a guess aswell.
 
Blinger said:
Seriously, it's the AFL running the comp not NASA, if it gets any harder they will just give up.
LoL :D
 
My players predicted price increases

Fixter - 35K
Gram - 65K
Brown - 20K
Riscitelli - 60K
Mitch Clark - 75K
Riewoldt - 15K
Scott Harding - 45K

can anyone who thinks they know the formular tell me if u think I have gotten it right or not, cheers.
 

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macca69 said:
My players predicted price increases

Fixter - 35K
Gram - 65K
Brown - 20K
Riscitelli - 60K
Mitch Clark - 75K
Riewoldt - 15K
Scott Harding - 45K

can anyone who thinks they know the formular tell me if u think I have gotten it right or not, cheers.

If my formula works out to be correct,

Fixter - 9,400
Gram - 17,000
Brown - 4,700
Riscitelli - 15,300
Clark - 19,600
Riewoldt - 3,900
Harding - 12,300

These amounts include last nights stats.
 
macca69 said:
My players predicted price increases

Fixter - 35K
Gram - 65K
Brown - 20K
Riscitelli - 60K
Mitch Clark - 75K
Riewoldt - 15K
Scott Harding - 45K

can anyone who thinks they know the formular tell me if u think I have gotten it right or not, cheers.
Macca, I know exactly what you have done... There is no way the variances would be so great after the 3 weeks... Your figures (IMO) will be accurate if their current average scores are maintained throughout the season... ;)

Don't get me wrong, I hope you are right as it means I am right too...

If you are correct and base your formula on Coxy getting another 140 points, all I can say is...:eek:
 
Blinger said:
If my formula works out to be correct,

Fixter - 9,400
Gram - 17,000
Brown - 4,700
Riscitelli - 15,300
Clark - 19,600
Riewoldt - 3,900
Harding - 12,300

These amounts include last nights stats.

i doubt they will increase that slowly. As we know there prices are greater so i'd expect them to increase more.
 

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