Scoring - Max games per week in H2H leagues
Limit the number of games played per week by a team in H2H leagues.
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micky singh
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It's not fair in the long run if you play weekly head-to-head. Because only your weekly wins count.
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Steve Huslig
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It's all fair in the long run. If you want game limits, play roto
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micky singh
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There needs to be a game limit in weekly head to head matchups. It's the only way to have a fair matchup. One way to do this would be to allow the commish tto pick what the weekly game limit is per player. And then users can decide which games his/her player will play that week. For example, if the game limit is 3 games per week. The user gets to decide which 3 games out of the 4 for that week, his/her player will play in!
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micky singh
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Agree this is a must. Or even bette let the user decide which games his/her will play. So, if a player is playing 4 games that week, and game limit is set to 3 per week per player. Let the user decide which 3 of the 4 games the player plays!
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Mj
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Yes, this is a must. Especially in a head to head, where you set weekly lineups.
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Eoin Daly
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Agree. ESPN has this option
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Steve Huslig
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At he end of the season, every team has played 82 games. The differences in games played per week evens out over the season.
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KD
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Allow a setting where there can be a maximum number of games played each week in head-to-head matchups.
This prevents uneven matchups based on volume- especially in deeper leagues- which compromises the competitive strategy of the game.
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Anonymous
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Great idea. Go play on ESPN.
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Frank Ecto
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It is always tricky trying to regulate games played per matchup in head to head category leagues. ESPN tries to do this but it really isn't very good. One cool idea would be to provide a games played category where the fewest games played wins the category. This would provide some additional incentive to minimize the games played.