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Waiver Overview If you make a waiver claim and win it, you get moved to the bottom of the waiver order list. Players who are added and dropped within less than 24 hours will be placed as a Free Agent. Any player previously part of a team for more than 24 hours will always be placed in Waivers.

After each Game Week in the regular season, the waiver priority list is reset: The new rank is determined by the reverse order of the current league standings (the manager with the lowest league standing gets 1st rank). When playoffs begin, the waiver priority list stops resetting.

The FAAB system charges you the exact amount you bid if your bid is successful. It will never automatically adjust your bid to beat any other bids by $1. The default FAAB budget for teams is $100. You can submit $0 bids, and if no one else bids more, you will be able to claim that player.

FAAB stands for Free Agent Auction Budget. It is a waiver system that gives every manager an equal opportunity at picking up free agents off waivers. FAAB uses a blind bidding system where each manager submits a bid for a player in the form of a dollar amount.

? How do FAAB and waivers work? FAAB Bidding allows for leagues to execute waivers based on a bidding system throughout the season rather than assigning each team a waiver ranking from one waiver claim period to the next. FAAB includes a blind bidding process to select players off waivers each week.

FAAB is short for Free Agent Acquisition Budget, or Free Agent Auction Bidding. Managers have a set amount of FAAB to spend on waiver claims for the season. The league agrees on a budget, which usually falls in the 100-1,000 dollar range.

Making a bid The default budget is $100, but the commissioner can adjust the budget as they see fit. Bids are blind, so other managers can't see how much your bid is. The highest bid at the end of the waiver period wins the player.