NOH!
CHINA GIEF TURTLE HEAD PAIN!

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Would be cool if some Manager chose Middle Earth or Westeros as home turf. Or would those be too big? Westeros is also a bit imbalanced... :/
You as the organizers will probably want to have a say in the choice of stadiums, right?

If I was a manager I would pick the duel map as 'stadium'.

The "stadium" has to be approved by the league commision. Duel will definitely not.

That's why I brought that map up since that is the worst example I could come up with, it does make me wonder though what criteria will you use to approve or disprove a map?

What happens when 2 teams choose the same home map?

then both happen to have the same home map

Having the same home map as another team would be kind of dull and ruin the advantage being on your home map. At least two teams should not be able to have identical home maps including settings etc.

Well I'm all for variety so I hope there will be lots of different "stadiums" but approving one manager's choice while denying another one's of the same map is just arbitrary.

Simplez - Rock Paper Scissors

On what time will the game's be?

I assume they will be multi-day games, Orange.

This is not meant as a criticism, and I know there are very few days left before this much anticipated league debuts, BUT, I'm hoping that before the inaugural season begins, we can see some greater incentives given to players for demanding a higher salary. Contract negotiations have not yet begun but we're already seeing players offering to play for their minimum wage. Of the players that have spoken up, I think, all but one has offered to play for their category's min salary.

Maybe the biggest moneymaker in each category at season's end receives a prize, instead of just the top overall moneymaker? And maybe the top moneymaker is automatically raised one category for the next season? Perhaps you can reveal some of the prizes for players?

Incentivizing players to demand higher salaries is crucial to making the league competitive and preventing managers from low-balling and pitting players against each other in a low-bid war.