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Famous
If a manager has -ve balance before placing the INITIAL bid, it will be rejected.
But if he starts on a positive balance e.g. $10M, he can bid on multiple players worth under $10M, as long as all the bids are still active.
If he bids 5 $5M players while having a balance of $10M and wins 3, he'll be at -$5M.
Furthermore, once you have your initial bid locked in, you can't add bids for that player with -ve balance, the bid will not be accepted.
Hope that explains.
If you meant that he put his initial bid WHILE having a -ve balance, then this is a technical issue.
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"If you meant that he put his initial bid WHILE having a -ve balance, then this is a technical issue"
Yes he actually did. And I have evidence as I took a screenshot before he started bidding, during the bid and after he won the bid and his balance was unchanged.
Anyway, based on what you explain, I hold Nordeus responsible for providing unreliable information when showing the bidding opponent's balance as it cos me 30+ tokens.
I would never have gone on a bid against someone with unlimited tokens if, on top of that, he had unlimited credit.
I always check my opponent before bidding to avoid such things.
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