Tzunami

lol, because this would create possibilities for mis-information for bookies. It would not be fair for bookie owners trying to simulate a moving line.

Lol. There are managers with over 1 million in their banks right now. There's probably over 30 managers (mostly org owners) who can afford gyms with 12 elite coaches and only 20 member limits right now. The problem I had with your suggestion is that with the fees capped at $300/week... There won't be any good gyms anymore... So what your suggesting is to eliminate "good" gyms until all gyms catch up? What I suggested before is to eliminate the monetary build-up and reduce inflation to create a more stable system, where managers with inefficient business plans would become "stuck" as lesser gyms serving the lower-tiered fighters. The managers with more efficient business plans would be able to turn larger profits and would turn their gyms into the "elite" ones. Right now, $300/week would not only increase the problem of inflation in MMA Tycoon, but it would also force good gyms to raise their limit on fighters and thereby, decrease quality of training.

Your forgetting that quality of training goes down with more people training in each session. The fact is, at equilibrium state, your gym will still have lots and lots of people in it. The purpose of higher gym fees isn't to obtain 12 elite coaches (this is easy to do). The purpose of higher gym fees is so that gym owners can cap the max amount of fighters at 40-ish so that the quality of training will increase.

I like this argument. I would also like to see the gym fee cap increased, though to something more than $600/week. This would act as a very effective money sink and would prevent all the money build-up that's causing such high rates of inflation. In fact, I can see all gyms charging $500/week soon as orgs continue to develop and progress, and the net amount of hype/pop within MMA tycoon increases. This leads to more money entering the economy, but just as much going out, and this is the biggest problem at the moment with the economy. I'm all for limitless gym fees as long as proper measures are in place to prevent abuse. This will allow the economy to adjust itself to the fluctuations in the rate that money is being supplied.

Will be getting odds up for that fight soon!! Meanwhile, BAC 14 odds are now up

This has got to be one of my favorite bookies. We really need more bookies with 250 max and 7% stake.

Odds for BAC 13 is now up. Come bet on your favorite fighters in NY!!!

Love this idea. I would really love to see this feature implemented in the near future.

Yea, it could very well be it. But the big disparity between fighter pay and revenue seems a bit fishy. Here's a comparison between other orgs: Fighter Pay: Syn' 50: We Are All One ($97500) Ticket Revenue: Syn' 50: We Are All One ($404,209) Fighter Pay: CFC 55: Sol vs Mendez ($138400) Ticket Revenue: CFC 55: Sol vs Mendez ($268,008) Fighter Pay: Kings of Rio 32 - Hell Fire ($67000) Ticket Revenue: Kings of Rio 32 - Hell Fire ($295,279) It would seem that orgs making less money than Pride is paying their fighters more. And Tokyo is a well established city. Comparison with a fellow org in Tokyo: Fighter Pay: SFL The Hunted ($46,000) Ticket Revenue: SFL The Hunted ($138,750) Fighter Pay: Pride 37: Kinte vs. Austin ($48100) Ticket Revenue: Pride 37: Kinte vs. Austin ($408,470)

Hmm, it would seem as if this is actually a general trend in Pride. Example from statistics page: Fighter's Pay Pride 37: Kinte vs. Austin ($48100) Ticket Revenue Pride 37: Kinte vs. Austin ($408,470) Ofcourse, this is just looking on from the surface. However, from the feedback I've received from chat, it seems as if Pride is severely under-paying fighters

Odds for Kings of Rio 34 now up!!

Ahhh, lol. I actually thought the reason why you can't bet with multiple bookies is to prevent arbitrage to make bookmakers' jobs easier.

NEFL-13 added in the In Game events section. And just a reminder to everyone that we keep a 7% Bookmakers stake (No one in Tycoon has lower)!!

North-Eastern Bookmakers is now one of the biggest bookies in the world with $ 12,253.00 in pending bets!!!

Oh Right, just wanted to add that we are still looking for big orgs to partner up with in order to set odds for their events.