No, I hate that honestly
Add to the intrigue.
And if I bid $100 for a player I could have had for $5 I don’t want to know that.
I honestly agree with you, but go with what the majority want.
I paid $301 for a player i cant use yet.I bid $5 for Davante Adams.
Joe bid $301.
I think Joe won. For now.
To each his own. Fact is you won;'t have to check if you don't want to know. As for giving away strategy info, not sure it applies TBH. I know each round of bidding my bidding could and does change depending on the players available, injuries on my roster, my feeling on where my roster stands vs other teams and so on. Often I'm tore how much to bid and often I start my bids conservatively but then get nervous and increase my bid or at least consider increasing my bid as time run short and personally I'd like to know where my bid landed, was it much higher, in the ball park, just barely enough. Maybe I'm the exception on that, but I do think most others have that desire to know also. To me this is a small thing though and I don't feel it effects anything beyond scratching a itch to know. So I'm fine going with the flow.And if I bid $100 for a player I could have had for $5 I don’t want to know that.
I've already seen your bids.....all in, all the way on Jefferson, then zero dollars from then on. Didn't cost me a penny.If you want to see my cards, it’s gonna cost you.