Fantasy league management

Abstract

One or more techniques and/or systems for managing a fantasy league are disclosed to incorporate one or more reality factors, equity lines, luxury tax, and/or revenue sharing policies into administration of the fantasy league. A reality factor may influence real life scenarios between at least one of a real player, a real team, and/or a real league, for example. Accordingly, the reality factor may be applied to at least one of a corresponding fantasy player, fantasy team, and/or fantasy league to create a fantasy rule configured to enable a fantasy environment (e.g., the fantasy player, fantasy team, fantasy league, and/or relationships thereof) to more closely emulate the real player, real team, real league, and/or corresponding relationships.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A system for managing a fantasy league, comprising:
 a processing unit; and   memory for storing instructions that when executed by the processing unit perform operations, the operations comprising:
 monitoring posts to a first webpage associated with a first fantasy team in the fantasy league to determine a level of activity for the first webpage; 
 monitoring posts to a second webpage associated with a second fantasy team in the fantasy league to determine a level of activity for the second webpage; 
 comparing the level of activity for the first webpage to the level of activity for the second webpage to determine a factor in a head-to-head scoring between a matchup of the first fantasy team and the second fantasy team in the fantasy league; and 
 using the head-to-head scoring to determine a winner of the matchup, wherein a payroll of the first fantasy team is adjusted based upon whether the first fantasy team is the winner of the matchup. 
   
     
     
         2 . The system of  claim 1 , wherein monitoring posts to the first webpage comprises determining a number of posts that reference the first fantasy team on the first webpage. 
     
     
         3 . The system of  claim 2 , wherein the first webpage is different than the second webpage.