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	~~An '''early bid''' is a way to cash in on~~ [[player]]s you have for sale, before their deadline ends. You list your player for 0[[€]] or sufficient* below the expected selling price. Then you ask friends or fellow [[federation]] members to place a bid. This bid is expected to by raised by other [[user]]s to normal marketvalue before the deadline ends, but the idea is to be able to spend the money you'll get for that player in advance, for instance to buy his replacement for an upcoming match.

	~~<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.~~
	~~[[Category: Economy~~]]

Dzsoo at 14:55, 17 May 2012

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			{{Interwiki/Early bid}}
	An '''early bid''' is a way to cash in on [[player]]s you have for sale, before their deadline ends. You list your player for 0[[€]] or sufficient* below the expected selling price. Then you ask friends or fellow [[federation]] members to place a bid. This bid is expected to by raised by other [[user]]s to normal marketvalue before the deadline ends, but the idea is to be able to spend the money you'll get for that player in advance, for instance to buy his replacement for an upcoming match.		An '''early bid''' is a way to cash in on [[player]]s you have for sale, before their deadline ends. You list your player for 0[[€]] or sufficient* below the expected selling price. Then you ask friends or fellow [[federation]] members to place a bid. This bid is expected to by raised by other [[user]]s to normal marketvalue before the deadline ends, but the idea is to be able to spend the money you'll get for that player in advance, for instance to buy his replacement for an upcoming match.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.
	[[Category: Economy]]		[[Category: Economy]]

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SassineFC at 21:00, 19 March 2007

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.
			[[Category: Game Concepts]]

Ukelele at 09:02, 18 August 2006

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An '''early bid''' is a way to cash in on [[player]]s you have for sale, before their deadline ends. You list your player for 0[[€]] or sufficient* below the expected selling price. Then you ask friends or fellow [[federation]] members to place a bid. This bid is expected to by raised by other [[user]]s to normal marketvalue before the deadline ends, but the idea is to be able to spend the money you'll get for that player in advance, for instance to buy his replacement for an upcoming match.

<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> To be sure not to actually buy the player, sufficient is mostly considered to be max 75% of the expected price.
	[[Category: ~~Game Concepts~~]]		[[Category: Economy]]