As part of a new agreement between BuzzerBeater owners and their lending institutions, after two weeks without getting back above -$500,000, a team will find all of their players listed for sale, with the proceeds helping them get back out of debt. Teams will only go into receivership (and get a new, bank-appointed general manager) if listing their players for sale has not brought a team out of bankruptcy be the next economy update. This should have the dual effect of allowing general managers a better chance to keep their team from disappearing and letting banks recover more money when a team goes bankrupt.
that's my point. recently a number of players are banned in this country because of multiple accounts. some even say they didnt break any BB rule and was just banned. you are jumping into conclusion that a player buying from a player should have a neon sign screaming CHEATER.
that's my point. recently a number of players are banned in this country because of multiple accounts. some even say they didnt break any BB rule and was just banned. you are jumping into conclusion that a player buying from a player should have a neon sign screaming CHEATER. No, I am not, but if there blatant player movement then it's pretty obvious what the score is.
yes its hard to get advantage of this if you use your computer only 15 mins per day. but what about people who are in front of the computer the whole day? where you can anticipate when the player deadline is coming. all you have to do is train a player(teamB), save money(team A), go bankrupt(team, all players put to TL(by revised bankruptcy rules), grab the other team's player(team A). and voila!
please try to use your brain. you've just answered your question.. LIST THE PLAYER
with the new rule, team B has an excuse why his/her superstar was put on TL because they will automatically be put in TL. no more lame excuses like "i just need money so i sold my superstar".. only "i was bankrupt and i have no choice but to put my superstar on the market" excuse now..