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    Popularity and full the stadium

    Recently I watched some owners trading players with the exception of in state's former players... Then it produces a question on me. How much important is to have idolized players in the roster?? It means more fans in the stadium week after week?? And how about earning that honor?? With years in your files?? Or is just a gaegraphic question??

    Discuss and show us the truth!!
    Miami Sharks (BLB)
    * BLB Champions --> 2017, 2020.

    Ohio River Sharks (OSFL)
    * OSFL Bowl CHAMPION > 2036, 2047.
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  • #2
    Originally posted by Sharkn20 View Post
    Recently I watched some owners trading players with the exception of in state's former players... Then it produces a question on me. How much important is to have idolized players in the roster?? It means more fans in the stadium week after week?? And how about earning that honor?? With years in your files?? Or is just a gaegraphic question??

    Discuss and show us the truth!!
    Consistently winning games will get your stadium about 2/3 to 3/4 full, depending on the economy of your area and ticket prices.

    If you want to fill the seats, you really have to focus on getting popular players in addition to winning and having reasonable ticket prices for your area.
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    • #3
      full stadiums are overrated, as nice as it was to make money you simply need to overprice your luxury boxes look at teams like yuma, utah and Columbus they dont sell out but their revenue numbers are insane

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      • #4
        If you want to fill the seats, you really have to focus on getting popular players in addition to winning and having reasonable ticket prices for your area.[/QUOTE]

        ok, just I want to know if popular players could be only adquired by draft status... By city former... Or spent lot years in your Team

        Also like to know if city grows, interest, poverty level... Changes during seasons or stay always in the same ranges
        Miami Sharks (BLB)
        * BLB Champions --> 2017, 2020.

        Ohio River Sharks (OSFL)
        * OSFL Bowl CHAMPION > 2036, 2047.

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        • #5
          If your stadium is full you're charging too little!

          Find equilibrium, like in macroeconomics class! :)

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Sharkn20 View Post
            If you want to fill the seats, you really have to focus on getting popular players in addition to winning and having reasonable ticket prices for your area.
            ok, just I want to know if popular players could be only adquired by draft status... By city former... Or spent lot years in your Team

            Also like to know if city grows, interest, poverty level... Changes during seasons or stay always in the same ranges[/QUOTE]

            from what i read hometown doesnt matter.... popularity does and yes the cities economy can change but not drastically. also popularity changes (up ive noticed) as a player is with a team longer

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            • #7
              Our revenue numbers are insane ONLY because we constructed the max of 399 luxury boxes. You can overcharge on those and still get 50 - 60 % lux box attendance, but it won't help that much if you only have 100 of them.

              I try to get as high an attendance rate as possible in the cheap seats, because numbers of seats filled is the difference maker there.
              Float likeabutterflysting likeabee.

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