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breadfan · Mon, 14th-Jan-2013, 7:40 PM

SEACL Fantasy League

Fantasy has come to SC2SEA! You've seen it in action for SK Planet ProLeague, now join in the action for the SEACL!

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Got drama? It's be established that some players are just too expensive. Others are thought to be too cheap. Others have unexpectedly high values. All of this is covered in the fantasy blog here - http://www.sc2sea.com/blogs/showentry.php?e=953. Please direct any questions, concerns etc there or to me in a PM, to keep this thread as free for signups as possible.

What is fantasy SC2?
Basically, you pick a team roster of any 6 players and an anti-team roster of any 3 players in the league. As the players on your team perform well in the SEACL, you earn points. As the players on your anti-team perform well, you lose points. The person with the most points at the end of the season wins.

Why should I sign up?
Because it's free, and adds a whole other dimension of fun to spectating. It gives you a reason to care about results that you might otherwise stand neutral on, and really helps you to get to know your league. All of these things make supporting the SEA scene even more fun!

Frequently Asked Questions

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So what's different from the TL fantasy league?
First, there are some modified rules regarding trading. Read them below. At this stage there are no finals planned. If finals do happen for T1, there will be a trade period beforehand, at the end of the regular season as well. That'd be your chance to dump your players whose teams didn't make the finals and pick up players who did. There'll only be one trade window, so bad luck if all your players' teams are knocked out early!

Second, no team pick. This is about player performance only, not tipping winners.

Rules:

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Who are the players I can pick?

Players marked with a † are not eligible for anti-team pick.
Players marked with a †† have had their values adjusted in light of exceptional ability/performance.
If you would rather look at a list of players ordered by points rather than by team, click here.

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Entry Form

Team:

Player 1: Name

Player 2: Name

Player 3: Name

Player 4: Name

Player 5: Name

Player 6: Name

Indicate who you choose as captain with a (C)

Anti-Team:

Player 1: Name

Player 2: Name

Player 3: Name

Group Name: (Optional)

You can give your team a name. Since it covers your team and anti-team, I've called it a group. Best name wins a duck head. See PiG.

A scoreboard will be posted an updated regularly throughout the season. It's actually a way for me to practice my SQL databasing skills, because I'm very rusty. Please note that for this reason, mistakes may occur in the way points are calculated and displayed, and that the final standings will be confirmed at the end of the league.

Happy playing!

P.S. WTF happened to KingKong and Petraeus?!
These players are just too strong at a value of 1.75 each. The average score of SEA Power Ranked players was determined (2.98), and Pet and KingKong were adjusted to be at that average. The point of the points system isn't to determine an exact player ranking or anything - it's designed to force people to make choices between certain players, and to not be able to stack players of a certain calibre. Any difference creates interesting mixtures, which is why it's perfectly fine for the likes of glade to be further down the list than you might expect. When picks are no-brainers, fantasy isn't fun or interesting.