The Sleeper and the Bust Episode: 312 – Guestisode: Greg Ambrosius, NFBC Founder
2/19/16
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Interview w/Greg:
- Intro (0:00)
- Interview w/Greg starts at 7:55
- Using NFBC’s ADP data (8:55)
- ADP Costs Greg Doesn’t Like (11:50)
- ADP Costs Greg Does Like (16:05)
- What is Min/Max Pick Good For? (18:35)
- New Game Types at NFBC (22:03)
- Kentucky Derby Style Draft Slotting (27:00)
- Beat Paul Sporer league (31:45)
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Approximately 35 minutes of joyous analysis.
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Oooh— too bad questions can’t be asked now. I can’t say anything for sure, but Draft Champions progress has seemed to be a bit low compared to last year and I didn’t know if that had anything to do with Yahoo rolling out their prize money leagues again with a much lower “administrative” cut than NFBC (I’ll be honest — this is my biggest gripe by far). Given the prestige behind NFBC, they probably don’t view Yahoo! leagues as competition (certainly doesn’t get up to same grand prize amount), but it would still have an effect at the lower cost entry points.