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[teepack]

I have created one group. I ranked the player that I wanted the most at the top, and then have 3 guys ranked as "contingency" bids.

I assume that if I have the highest bid on the player that I have ranked No. 1, I will get him and then all my contingency bids in that group are cancelled. Is this correct? If somebody else outbids me for my top guy, then if I have the highest bid for any of the guys ranked in my contingency group I will get one of them (but only one) based on the order in which I have them ranked.

If I want to get more than 1 person, do I just create new bidding groups? I have created a Bid Group 1 for my second set of picks. Is this the proper way to do it? Do I need to name my bidding groups anything specific?

Thanks in advance for your help!

[Captain Hook]

I have created one group. I ranked the player that I wanted the most at the top, and then have 3 guys ranked as "contingency" bids.

I assume that if I have the highest bid on the player that I have ranked No. 1, I will get him and then all my contingency bids in that group are cancelled. Is this correct? If somebody else outbids me for my top guy, then if I have the highest bid for any of the guys ranked in my contingency group I will get one of them (but only one) based on the order in which I have them ranked.

If I want to get more than 1 person, do I just create new bidding groups? I have created a Bid Group 1 for my second set of picks. Is this the proper way to do it? Do I need to name my bidding groups anything specific?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I assume that if I have the highest bid on the player that I have ranked No. 1, I will get him and then all my contingency bids in that group are cancelled. CORRECT


do I just create new bidding groups? YES

Do I need to name my bidding groups NO the system does that automatically


BTW for these and many of the other questions, I believe there are examples in the FFPC rules (if not the rules posted here)

[teepack]

Thanks, Captain!