I'm considering switching to a FAB system for my main league what is a good yearly budget when it comes to FAB is $300 too low my main goal is to make wavier wire moves more strategic

In one league I’m in we do waivers ever morning except Monday and Tuesday. They set the waiver time to 1 hour before kick off of the early games. That way u can wake up and try to get a guy when the injury news is coming out

leighbert 5 years ago

As far as expansion, seems like the nhl does it right lol. Can protect so many players and maybe high draft picks? No idea on that one

rickythedragon87 5 years ago

Our keeper league is 8 teams you can keep 2 player we would add 2 teams. The current teams protect 1 player new teams pick keepers from the remaining list but can only pick 1 player from an active team the teams who didnt have a player picked off there roster go to the back of the draft expansion teams and the other teams go into a lottery for remaining picks

MusicMan5 5 years ago

Just do $100

JeNeSaquon 5 years ago

The dollar amount really doesn’t matter, you just scale the bids accordingly🤷‍♂️

rickythedragon87 5 years ago

@JeNeSaquon yeah that seems to be the consensus I just wanted to get some insight because I've never used it

MattPatricia 5 years ago

The amount becomes relevant if the minimum bid is $1. If that is the case, I don’t think making the budget $300+ is that smart. Someone could blow 75% of their FAAB in the first two weeks and then still have $75 left, which could be many $1-$5 bids. If the budget is $100, which I recommend, then you would only have $25 after spending most your FAAB, which really limits how you can spend the rest of the season, which I like