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Beginners Guide To Playing Fantasy Sports

Thursday 2 November 2006 @ 7:21 pm

Playing fantasy sports isn’t just for egg-heads anymore! Number chunchers beware, the age of the Internet has ushered in a whole new set of fantasy sports enthusiasts!

What used to take a degree in mathematics now just takes a couple of clicks from your mouse. The fantasy sports world is inundated by thousands of newbies every year as a result.

playing fantasy sports overview

playing fantasy sports lets you compete against others using real stats and performances from real athletes. Your fantasy team gains points for each stat category (check your league’s scoring to see how this is tabulated- every league differs) an individual player gains during

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Beginners Guide To Playing Fantasy Sports




Fantasy Football Tips - Continued

Thursday 2 November 2006 @ 7:20 pm

Waiver Scavenger

Since it’s impossible to predict 100% what will happen in a given fantasy football season, it’s also impossible to conduct a pre-season fantasy draft that will reflect 100% of what the upcoming NFL season has in store. What this means is that there will always be a large list of solid fantasy producers who are left on the draft board each year and who will be available on the Waiver Wire.

Don’t overlook the strategy. Player projections can be suspect at best (you can’t totally discount them, however), and sometimes having good football instincts, or maybe the proverbial “ear to the ground” can allow you to pluck the next superstar off the waiver wire.

Keep a close watch early in the season on names you’ve never

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Fantasy Football Tips - Continued




Fantasy Football Tips

Thursday 2 November 2006 @ 7:20 pm

Grab that rookie….or not….

When drafting for your fantasy football league, the thought always comes up….whether or not to draft that high-ranking rookie. You know the one. The one that has all the potential to be a breakout star.

I’ll give you some food for thought if you’re considering picking one of these “can’t miss kids” up for your team. Hesitate.

Normally the highest draft picks, no matter how good they may have been in college, and no matter how good they may be in the pros, get drafted by the worst teams. That right there is enough for me to balk at selecting them. If it’s a running back you covet, think about whether that team has the offensive lne to open holes for

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