Originally posted by J Geoff: If I choose a player on waivers, I'm basically placing a bet (my waiver priority) to win that player. If no one else is betting, then I win him in a push. It shouldn't cost me my original bet as I get my chips back.
I don't see it that way.
As I said, you have put up your waiver priority to guarantee getting the player.
That's what you're paying to be sure of getting him, since you don't know if anyone else is gonna claim him or not.
I think there's a certain logic in that.
Anyway, we'll say what Yahoo says. They usually answer the same day.
