Fantasy Sport Players...streaming method=cheating or legit?

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

Well.. I lost to Outlawz (Mo Z Dizzle) in the finals of the dubcc basketball fantasy league by 3 points and/or one block. The thing is, I didn't lose because he had a better team. My team was clearly murdering his. the reason I lost was because he used the streaming method to gain games on me. I coulda easily streamed right back to secure my 11-1 lead, but I wanted to beat him legitly, with the team I assembled.

So my question is, do you guys agree with the add/drop method or is it some pussy shit?


Mo Z used 29 players this week, compared to my 14.......Fair?

[Javier]

How are the rules in fantasy basketball when money is involved? 

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

well, you have to either agree not to use BS streaming tactics or put a limit on moves... this is a public league, so there were no move limits. still, I didn't get beat because his team was better. my team was one of the greatest fantasy teams I've ever seen assembled. If I was in his position, I personally woulda' stuck with my team and taken the loss if that's what it came down to.

[GangstaBoogy]

Its just a game dude, no need to be a bitch about it.

[Twentytwofifty]

So streaming is just moving a player to the bench when his team is not playing and taking a bench player and putting him the line-up because he is playing?

[Man On The Moon]

The fuck is streaming?

[Javier]

this is a public league, so there were no move limits.

It's legit then.  Unless, there was some sort of agreement between all the players before the season or even before the playoffs. 

[Javier]

So streaming is just moving a player to the bench when his team is not playing and taking a bench player and putting him the line-up because he is playing?

Adding/Dropping players

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

Its just a game dude, no need to be a bitch about it.

how am I bitching? LOL...I just wanna know if people agree with the method of people winning, but not for the strength of their team.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

So streaming is just moving a player to the bench when his team is not playing and taking a bench player and putting him the line-up because he is playing?

no...streaming is dropping players to pick-up players that have a game that day, so that you can gain games on your opponent and produce more stats. anyone can win that way.

[Lunatic]

personally i run my own yahoo pool and since i'm the commish i can lock rosters...so when its playoff time, i only allow all teams to make moves on sundays...everyone agrees with it anyway

[Twentytwofifty]

I guess it's fine if no rules are against it and both players have the option of doing it, still a level playing field.  But I do think teams shouldn't be allowed to do that in the playoffs.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

I shoulda' locked rosters, but I didn't...and I coulda' streamed back and won with ease, but I wouldn't do that. Maybe I shoulda', though...LOL


No hard feelings, MO Z...You did me dirty, but u still got first...PeACe

[I Am The Anton]

Since it isn't against the rules, it isn't cheating, but it is definately cheap as hell.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

Since it isn't against the rules, it isn't cheating, but it is definately cheap as hell.

that's exactly the way I see it.