Peter Wikander of RosterSlots.com to Appear on JA Show May 16 2010

by Johnny Archive

- Mon, Apr 26 2010

Be sure to join Johnny Archive Sunday May 16 2010 as he welcomes Peter Wikander of RosterSlots.com. This exciting new twist on the game of fantasy sports figures to be a big hit. JA and Pete will discuss how the game works and how YOU can get involved. Whether you're a novice or established expert in traditional fantasy sports, RosterSlots.com will be fun and challenging.

What is RosterSlots.com?
A new fantasy baseball game where you build a team using a virtual slot machine. Play as often as you like. Get more spins everyday. Quick and social.

What do you get with RS?
* Quick Sign Up

No need to create a new account. Sign in using your existing Google, Facebook, Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, or OpenID account.

* Simple, Unique Game Play

Build a team by spinning for and evaluating 3 players at a time. Each player scores a single point total per day.

* No Long-term Commitment

Play as often as you want for free. Daily, Weekly, Season Long, and Average Per Play leaderboards. Click the Leaderboard tab to check it out.

* Social Leagues

Compete against everybody in the Public league and monitor your own Private league separately - no limit to the number of players in either. Click the plus sign (+) in the leaderboards to add teams to your Private league.

* Daily Trades

Trade players for spins, or spins for players unlimited times per day. This isn't available or practical in any other daily league. Click the Trade tab to check it out.

* See What Others Are Doing

Right now this is limited to viewing the last 100 transactions (Spins and Trades). Click the History tab to check it out. Watch what the experts are doing.

Who is it for?
Casual and die-hard fantasy players who like to engage with each other and tinker with their lineups, something not always rewarded in traditional leagues. Scoring is simpler and more intuitive -particularly in terms of pitching (no need to track holds, saves, and wins - things that don't always make sense to new fans and don't reflect quality play).

History?
The idea originated a few years ago as a way to get more involved/push more buttons when playing fantasy baseball. It developed into a way to accentuate the positives of fantasy baseball, rather than trying to make it more like fantasy football. The site launched for a closed beta for the Arizona Fall League in the fall of 2009, and then an open beta for the Winter Olympics in February, 2010. The open baseball beta will launch on May 1, 2010 and will feature a 12 team experts league.

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