You're going to. Hello. Hello and welcome to Undrafted, a Dynasty Game Theory podcast brought to you by The Undropables.

I am your host, Scott Bellanger, aka Jack's Falcone. You can find me on

Twitter at Dino Game Theory. This is episode number 30. Let's roll. And I, you know, I gotta, I gotta start by just saying I am so grateful to all of you listening.

I'm getting so much great feedback and really the whole team is getting a lot of great feedback.

Obviously we had a great show last week with Evan Silva and yeah just thank you guys it means a lot and I love it

We have another great show today and I know you're gonna love it but as usually I want to start real quick with a little dynasty game theory, something I was thinking about,

you know, it was regarding trades and how we all value like who want a trade or not.

We see it all the time. We send Twitter polls and it's like who won the trade and we stress about whether or not, you know, who won that trade and if you win a trade or if you lost a trade.

And then sometimes I'll hear other analysts say, you know, don't worry if you win or lose a trade, just go get your guy.

Well, which is it, right? Who's right?

Well, I have an opinion on this and a little bit of sort of game theory strategy that kind of goes along with it and when I bring my guess on I'm kind of curious as to what he's going to say about this but let me kind of get this out.

During Dynasty leagues there are periods of frenzied trade action.

Generally in the startup draft, there's a lot of frenzied trade action.

So there's a very high volume amount of trades.

Often during your rookie draft is another time

where there's just a ton of trades happening, right?

Maybe if you're in a rebuild,

you start to just make a lot of trades. So you're in a rebuild, you start to just make a lot of trades.

So you're in a high volume trade period, right?

Well, and then there are moments you're just making a single trade.

You're maybe acquiring a player, or you're just making a move to better your roster or

you're trying to make a stretch run during the playoffs or you know something like that

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