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How are team promotions determined when you get to Regional Pro? Record? Playoffs? Request? Talking about getting to Natty Pro specifically. I know my team in Regional Pro is hurting with a .500 record and outside shot at best at making the playoffs, but I co-own a team in Reg Pro #3 that is undefeated and should at least be looking at silver in the playoffs.

Originally posted by Rowdie
How are team promotions determined when you get to Regional Pro? Record? Playoffs? Request? Talking about getting to Natty Pro specifically. I know my team in Regional Pro is hurting with a .500 record and outside shot at best at making the playoffs, but I co-own a team in Reg Pro #3 that is undefeated and should at least be looking at silver in the playoffs.

Per this announcement http://goallineblitz.com/game/announcement.pl?id=606

Pro is filled up like this

--Demoting WL teams, in order of record, normal tiebreakers (playoff wins, playoff games played, wins, ties, points allowed, points scored) - 16 teams assuming no CPUs or guts
--Top 80 playoff pro teams by normal tiebreakers - 80 teams assuming no CPUs or guts (running total 96) - keep them in the same related leagues
--Top 18 elite teams by normal tiebreakers - 18 teams assuming no CPUs or guts (running total 114)
--Top 14 competitive teams by normal tiebreakers - 14 teams assuming no CPUs or guts (running total 128)

Thus, I would think a Conf Champ in RP3 would get it. That list assumes no CPUS or guts, which never happens, so I am not sure if more Elite would get it before more Comp or if they would do a little of both or what.

Bottom 8 in each conference demote to reg pro, teams that make it to the Championship game in each league promote to WL, bottom 8 in WL go back down to Nat Pro,
and then whatever is needed to fill is taken from those who make playoffs in reg pro. and it there isn't enough it will go down to teams with the best records I think.

At least that's how I think it works. I'm probably wrong in more than one area there though.

To add to that CCR is not completely out of it either. You will probably lose your last two games, but you beat both Spartan and Placitas and both of those teams are likely to lose one more game, which would create a 3 way tie for 9-11. You would have the tie breaker and finish 9th, which per that announcement (top 18 = 9 from each conference) would get you into Nat Pro.

Thanks for the info, much appreciated. Definitely not giving up on the season in Charleston, just being realistic.