Transgressions and accounts activity

[GM-crowfan65]

Game retention is still average
Managers, teams, affiliates and members are very consistent, and have been for some time

[wolfberries]

Fist up

Ooh Matron

[boscorp]

Aside from the fine is there any other penalties imposed on the manager/club caught cheating?
Having their supporters reset, demoted to div5 and then transported to Australia may help as a deterrence.

[boscorp]

No, they stopped limiting it to the Irish and British and opened up to all nationalities.

Seriously, why isn't demotion and a reduction in supporters considered?

[GM-crowfan65]

Given we close teams for major violations
Fairly large fines for most of the others, I am not sure that level of penalty is necessary

[boscorp]

I don't consider fines of 100k, 150k and 300k to be fairly large at all and for the number of repeat offenders it hasn't been too effective.
Demotion and supporter loss is not too harsh for cheating and may have more impact.

[GM-crowfan65]

you think that a 200k fine when you only have 400k is little
The number of repeat offenders is normally with different accounts too
You demote them which is tuff mid-season and remve supporters they will quit and start a new acct anyway
In recent mths we have had very few repeat offenders by the way
Cyrus and the change to stop linked teams bidding on players has helped immensely

[boscorp]

I maintain a div 1 club,my balance is around 300k and a one off fine of 150k would be a nuisance....for that week.
For some it may mean a drop in academy level, others may have to sell a trainee to cover the fine. A fine would be much easier than starting again.
That's my opinion but your system is working.

[GM-crowfan65]

easier to make money in div 1 too

[boscorp]

True, your probably right.
It's easier to fine them half their cash on hand and keep it anonymous. Anything more and they probably wouldn't come back and play.