rules state:
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During the playoffs each team will designate a "tie-breaker" player 1, 2, and 3. In cases where a tie still exists, total points will determine the winner. If a tie still exists, the higher seeded team will be declared the winner.
1. Shouldn't MFL have a place to put in 'tie-breaker- players? (They do in another league I'm in). What do we do?
2. Is the tie-break the total of the 3 players, or do we compare them one at a time - 1st TB player vs 1st TBP; if still tied, then 2nd TBP vs 2nd; etc?
3. "If a tie still exists" means if all these players have tied, then we use "Total points"? What points? Total points for the week would have already been used to start this whole mess! Guess we mean Total points for the season between the 2 teams?
4. Then if is still a tie, the higher seeded team wins. Hey, this one is ckear!
Just wondering. This set of rules is not too precise!
