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Originally Posted by housenuts
Part of me thinks that if ppl in this thread know your picks they are more likely not to pick that team, which only helps you.
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Originally Posted by BraveJayhawk
Knowing who your opponent(s) picks is you a huge advantage.
I agree with housenuts on this one. Knowing you all your opponents picks is a huge advantage. But with 13 people remaining, there will be a good amount of teams that are only +EV if one person takes them. I'm one of the 13 left in PropPlayers's pool, here were the picks this week with my EV estimate (not taking future value into account):
DEN 1 (15% EV)
CLE 1 (5% EV)
DAL 4 (4% EV)
KC 2 (3% EV)
MIA 2 (-4% EV)
DET 1 (-11% EV)
HOU 1 (-11% EV)
NYJ 1 (-14% EV)
I was one of the two on Miami. They would have been a +EV pick if I was the only one. (As it is, I still like the pick since they have no future value but leave that out of it.) So a dirty but effective play would be for me to broadcast that I'm on Miami early in the week, and if everyone believes me, they all have incentive to avoid Miami, which helps my EV. And once you get down to only a few players, this can get pretty extreme.
I think it's a good rule that you can't broadcast your pick once it gets down to less than X players. Which would be bad for this thread of course.