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Title: Fantasy football stockbroker Post by: dolphins4life on November 12, 2015, 06:16:05 pm Since fantasy football is so similar to stock market investing, I wonder if some people hire a "stockbroker" to manage their teams during the season, in exchange for a cut of whatever winnings they earn.
Title: Re: Fantasy football stockbroker Post by: Sunstroke on November 12, 2015, 06:33:48 pm While I've never considered it stock broker-esque, I've had two people pay me for acting in a fantasy advisory capacity in the past. One guy used to pay me $20 to sit in on his FFL and FBA drafts and make player suggestions, and another had me act as a sounding board of sorts for his in-season transactions. In exchange, he was going to pay me 5% of his winnings. I ended up having him just twist me up a few large and tasty trees (he always had the insane greenery). Title: Re: Fantasy football stockbroker Post by: bsmooth on November 13, 2015, 12:22:55 am Because the best players are mostly stock brokers who use similar algorithms as Wall St does to make their picks.
Title: Re: Fantasy football stockbroker Post by: Phishfan on November 13, 2015, 10:46:01 am I have drafted teams for people (and I don't even play fantasy myself). Last year I had two people in different leagues ask me to draft for them. One team won the championship the other finished second.
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