I'm using CBS for one, but I'm also doing another PPR league and some of the people are complaining about using Yahoo for that one.
What software do you prefer????
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08-11-18 09:18 AM #1
Best software for PPR?
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08-11-18 09:33 AM #2
I have used Yahoo for a PPR and had no issues. All it took was a small tweak in their default scoring.
Note: I haven’t played season long fantasy in two years. Yahoo may allow a commish to automatically set up a PPR league.
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08-11-18 09:41 AM #3
It does. I actually used Yahoo to invite everyone into the league. (I'm going to add the players into whatever software we choose after the draft. I bought a Draft Board.)
Originally Posted by qwertvt
What was the issue you had with Yahoo that you needed to tweak it?
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08-11-18 02:59 PM #4
When I was setting up a ppr league, there wasn’t an option for that format. If there was, I didn’t see it.
I just changed the default for receptions from 0 to .5.
I think I also added an extra point for field goals over 50 yards. This was done; however, before, they moved back the PAT kick.
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