iifold
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MonkeyFocker, I'm trying to think it through but in both of your suggestions don't they fit more easily into regular betting and only complicate a structured type of contest?
The same thinking goes along with having a set number of plays as well.
Don't take my questioning as arguing just trying to rationalize things.
And just thinking outside the box, I'd really have no way of knowing that MF'r (driven by his utter disdain for me) was not supplying you with plays with substantial edge.
NOT saying that either of you would do that. Just pointing out that it's remotely possible.
We both have to use the same book one time common, pavy
What if Daft picks 10 less winners, but hits more dogs?
Why shouldn't it resemble normal betting as much as possible? Not sure how it complicates anything. If you have a perceived edge greater than a normal wager, you should be able to bet it as you would normally (i.e. variable sized betting). As far as a set number of plays, I think its awkward to have to strategize a set number of plays in a season long contest. If you think you have an edge, you bet it. It's harder to fairly dictate how many plays a person should be betting than it is to simply have a minimum.
Yeah. That's not happening.