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82625.21 in reply to 82625.17
Date: 3/25/2009 9:19:50 PM
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What's daytrading?

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82625.22 in reply to 82625.19
Date: 3/25/2009 9:22:29 PM
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and you don't recieve any money from scrimmages right..?

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82625.23 in reply to 82625.21
Date: 3/25/2009 11:23:34 PM
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Daytrading is buying and selling players for the sole purpose of making money off of them, with no intent to have them help the team on the court. It was rampant in season 3 and has since toned down a bit, but it is a way that a lot of very strong teams have become as strong as they are. It is the reason there is a time-related % on transfer fees. Some managers think it adds greatly to the game, others feel that it detracts from the game. It isn't easy to be successful at (reportedly) and it isn't expressly against any rules.

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82625.24 in reply to 82625.23
Date: 3/26/2009 12:41:27 AM
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some thoughts i want to share

When i noticed about the game by a friend i started at IV division Spain on 4th temp

With income of Iv but players like I and II division here...


So where's the point now?

can some guy who started with respectables and mediocres at 1rst and 2nd division and is playing for 4-5 temps tellme that they have troubles financially? they don't have a very good stadium???

bah man

if all players started at V or less divisions and rising like the game demands i guess the infla or defla will be very different

just some lucky guys has enought money to build their stadiums and some aren't

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82625.25 in reply to 82625.24
Date: 3/26/2009 4:17:08 AM
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just some lucky guys has enought money to build their stadiums and some aren't


if you have salarys that you don't earn to build your arena, you could sell players to build your arena ;)

The problem is maybe more, that difference betwenn league, aren't so small when it comes to maximum visitor income - so it becomes hard in big country to work efficient in low leagues to get money to compete with higher leagues.

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82625.26 in reply to 82625.22
Date: 3/26/2009 4:27:18 AM
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and you don't recieve any money from scrimmages right..?


right

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82625.27 in reply to 82625.24
Date: 3/26/2009 6:15:41 AM
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just some lucky guys has enought money to build their stadiums and some aren't


Choosing to build your arena up instead of spending all of your money on players isnt luck. It is a choice, and a good one. My kid spends all his money then tells me he doesnt have petrol to drive to school. I tell him his bike is in the garage.

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82625.28 in reply to 82625.11
Date: 3/26/2009 9:20:37 AM
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Try lowering your luxury box prices a tad, you are consistently filling up 50% of them you want to aim for 90-95 %.

How's your fan survey every week?

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82625.30 in reply to 82625.28
Date: 3/26/2009 1:25:16 PM
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mi stadium have the capacity of 5185, but every week enter arround 4500, and i grow up my prices to get more money, but i dont profit to fill my stadium

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82625.31 in reply to 82625.29
Date: 3/26/2009 1:53:53 PM
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i would say they are 25-30% difference betwenn a medium succesfull team and a team with a winning streak(especially away before their own home games), depending on my own experience.

And as far as i know, the top team of div 2 with a just a little smaller arena made nearly the same income then me, so this would make 12% less income like a medium team one league above - maybe we could count with such values. What did you think?

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