Startup Trade (1 Viewer)

[Zyphros]

my 1.07 and 4.06

for his 1.11 and 3.11

Startup draft, but I'm thinking of adding in his 4th as well as a counter?  I don't have a 5th or 6th due to previous trades.  I've just never done startup trades before so it's hard for me to gauge but the gap from 1.11 to 1.07 is much bigger than the gap of my 4.06 to 3.11.  That clearly isn't enough to move up to me so what's fair to ask in return?

 

[RC94]

I agree that his offer isn't enough.  I would add in your 7th and ask for his 4th.  If he rejects then take out his 4th and your 4th and try 1.07 and your 7th for 1.11 and 3.11

 

[Gally]

There must be someone he really wants at 1.07 because in a startup I don't think there is too much difference in those players from 1.07 to 1.11.  That being the case I would try and get more.  The flop of late 3rd to early 4th is nothing close to being worthwhile.  I would hold unless the offer improves by quite a bit.  

 

[fightingillini]

You're essentially moving up 7 spots in the 4th round and giving up 4 spots in the 1st.  That isn't enough IMO.

 

[Pwingles]

I think asking for another 5th is fair. IMO there are obv very good players in the 1.08-1.11 range, but thats also where the tier break is for a startup IMO at rb and wr.

So up to the 1.08 ish spots are worth a lot more in a startup considering that. Theyre obviously targeting someone, so maybe even ask for like a 7th or 8th as a throw in (along with the 5th) and youll likely get a little cooperation

 

[jwsbowler]

at a start point... will assume a 12 team draft:  The start point would be  1.07 and 2.06... for...1.11 and 2.02.  I am not flipping my first without getting the 2nd rounder upgrade... THEN, add his 4th for your 7th, maybe 6th tops.