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Originally Posted by Sparky-A
Being out managed isn't the issue that I described. The issue I described was running into very stacked teams in the very opening entry pool. See here:  |
He is going to need a lot better team soon. If you think that team is stacked you are in for a very shocking future. Most of us played from day one and competed in Entry Pool against teams with mostly Perfect and high historical Diamond cards. I only say mostly Perfect and Diamond cards because there is a few lower cards that play well in all levels. The players on that team are not elite. In PT as others have mentioned, find your niche and have fun. I recommended
Our League because we are free to play only with historical cards. Many of our members have very good Perfect league teams that we spent money on but I think I can safely say that most of us have more fun trying to put together a good team with a restrictive set of rules. I have an Our League team that is in Perfect with a lower card level average than you show as your nemesis. Several of our members do. One of our members has Little League aged sons in Perfect League with teams far from being Perfect. Playing PT takes an adjustment in attitude and strategy. There is a distinct learning curve. You cannot expect to jump into PT and be the 27 Yankees unless you have deep pockets or pull a monster card to sell. You will play teams like the 27 Yankees though. It is so much fun to beat them, especially if you knock them out of the playoffs. Good luck with whatever you do.