Slide the slips under the glass. Every name carries the house's number off the live market board — stack as many players on a slip as the deal calls for — 2-for-1, 2-for-2, 3-for-3, the whole zoo — and in the Advanced office, draft picks and FAAB chips trade like anyone else. The Appraiser weighs the deal, checks your league settings, reads your roster needs, and stamps the receipt. The formula stays in the vault.
🎟️ CLASSICtwo slips, one stamp
🧠 ADVANCEDthe appraiser's office
⚾ MLB
🏈 NFL
🏀 NBA
🏒 NHL
🤝 2-TEAM
🔺 3-TEAM
🔷 4-TEAM
⚙️ League Settings
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🎯 My roster needs (the fit engine favors what you're missing)
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📒 My Receiptsclear
Stamped receipts save here — this device only, nobody else's business.
❓ Is this a fair trade?
That's the only question this room exists to answer. Load the slips, and the Judge stamps it: PUSH when it's dead even, APPROVED when the deal favors you, OVERPAY or VETO when you're the one getting worked — 2-for-1s, 3-for-3s, picks, FAAB, and full 3- and 4-team trades included.
How it works: every asset — player, pick, or FAAB dollar — carries a house number, re-priced by the Appraiser for your league, your format, and your window — with the house brain sitting in: the same 15.9 engine that grades the nightly ledger whispers its read on every MLB name, and its opinion rides inside the numbers. It never shows its face. He weighs the slips, he stamps the receipt — the formula stays in the vault. One thing free: fit beats value.