Fantasy Commissioner Help Center (2024)

FAQs

Are you supposed to tip fantasy commissioner? ›

I would say it's up to each owner to decide for themselves if they want to tip. Wholly agreed. Being commish is a reward in and of itself, but I appreciate my league for not taking the job for granted.

Yes, Commissioners can allow the entire league to view the full waivers report, which includes all losing offers. You'll need to first enable this option using the steps below in order to view the report.

As the Commissioner, you must have a deep understanding of the league's rules and settings. This knowledge enables you to make informed decisions and resolve disputes impartially. Involve league members in major decisions such as rule changes, league format modifications, or draft order determinations.

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The commissioner is the one who can set up all of the specific scoring, settings, and roster positions. They can also add other users to be commissioners as well, and we recommend that leagues have 2 or 3 of them to allow more of a collaborative approach.

Casino.org recommends a minimum of a $20 tip ranging up to 10 percent of the jackpot amount. So for a jackpot of $2,000, tip up to $200.

A player that is claimed on release waivers has the option of rejecting that claim and instead exploring the free-agent market.

If it happens on more than one occasion, it's understanding to suspect some sort of cheating or peeking. There is currently one way in which a commissioner can see anyone's bids at any time. That is by them going into the Member Settings, temporarily un-assigning a user from a team, and assigning themselves.

Making a bid

The default budget is $100, but the commissioner can adjust the budget as they see fit. Bids are blind, so other managers can't see how much your bid is. The highest bid at the end of the waiver period wins the player.

There is an option in the Commissioner Control section that allows you to adjust the lineup for any team in your league. This tool also gives you the ability to change a team's total score. There are a couple of different reasons a commish may want to use this feature: To award additional points to any team(s)

Can a fantasy commissioner change players? ›

Click the Commissioner Tools Icon (the “C” symbol with a gear-wheel) next to Edit above the players. Red icons will appear next to the player names. Click the icon next to the player you need to change.

Q: How much does it cost to play Fantasy Football? A: Football Commissioner costs $179.99 ($149.99 if you purchase during the special prepay promotional period) for the whole season - this includes all of your league's owners up to 30 teams. Free Fantasy Football is, well.....free!

For any league-related issues, please go to the Help > How To Get Additional Help menu item within your league. For any pre-sales or other questions, please use this online support form. sales@myfantasyleague.com for all sales/ordering/billing issues. support@myfantasyleague.com for all technical support issues.

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About.com has a Tipping Guide for travelers that further suggests that the tour guide should receive a tip of 10% to 20% of the tour cost. As a last thought, the guide still needs to earn his or her tip. Just with any other profession, the tip should match the level of service.

When playing table games at a casino, it is courteous to offer the dealer a tip. Like restaurant servers, most dealers make most of their money from tips. There are a few widely-known, creative ways to offer your dealer a tip.

5% to 2%, but most commonly 1%. Others use a graduated percentage system, starting at $10 (1%) for $1,000, but decreasing the percentage as the jackpot climbs, with $20 (. 5%) for a $4,000 payout and a maximum of $40-$100 for higher jackpots of $8,000-$20,000.

The FLSA and other applicable laws have a rather limited role for managers regarding their employees' tips: managers should keep their hands off them. Tips that employees receive belong to the employees and should remain with the employees.