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Favourite Team & Players

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Its the biggest trap people fall for. 
Selecting your favorite player even if he is out of form and selecting maximum player from your favorie team without any reason.

I myself have falled for this trap for many times. Its OK if you dont select your favorite player in your team.

This is real money on stake.
Be Logical.
Leave your emotions at home.
While selecting players always be firm and logical.

Dont mix your work and personal life. There is no room for emotions in this game.
The more logical you are, the more are your chances of winning.

So avoid Selecting max players from one team and favorite players who are not in form. 
Be logical, while selecting a team only be logical dont let your emotions affect your decissions

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