Introducing the Fantasy Jury...a new service for all fantasy leagues

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) May 4, 2009 -- The founders of the pioneer fantasy baseball dispute resolution service, the RotoUmpire (http://www.rotoumpire.com), are proud to introduce our latest service, the Fantasy Jury (http://www.fantasyjury.com).

The Fantasy Jury is a fantasy sports site where fantasy owners and commissioners are a part of a jury and help decide the fairness of trades (a.k.a. cases) submitted by thousands of their peers in fantasy leagues all across the country. The Jury has launched in time for the 2009 baseball season, and will be available for every major sport.

The Fantasy Jury exists solely to serve as a valuable tool for fantasy owners and commissioners, in terms of resolving or anticipating league disputes. An owner can submit a trade he or she is thinking of making to get a feel for what the community as a whole thinks of it. A commissioner can submit a trade that has been causing grief in his or her league and use the Jury as a binding arbitrator to determine the fairness of the trade. Even if someone is simply debating a pickup, or mulling an offer, or trying to figure out who to start, just about any possible scenario one could think of in a fantasy setting is covered by the Fantasy Jury.

Users can submit these questions (called "cases" in Fantasy Jury lingo) to thousands of other fantasy players. When a case is brought to the Fantasy Jury, these other fantasy sport enthusiasts are looking at and voting on cases every day. One can get a very good idea as to the fairness of a trade or whether or not one should make that questionable free agent acquisition. After all, why trust a league committee of 1, 3, 5, or 10 people, when one can get a cumulative opinion of hundreds of owners, who are each given an incentive to vote accurately on a deal?

The best part about the Fantasy Jury: costs range from negligible to FREE. Low-volume users can use the site 100% free, and there is a low charge of $24.99 for unlimited submissions over the course of a specific sport’s season. There are other ways to earn additional trade submissions that won’t cost anything (such as accurately voting on cases). For a limited time, to celebrate the sites launch, we are waiving any charges and are allowing unlimited case submissions absolutely FREE of charge.

There is another side to the Fantasy Jury service and that's the jury itself. Anyone can be on the jury and voting is completely free at all times. There are prizes for those who vote the most often and for those who vote with the winning side more often than others.

Visit http://www.fantasyjury.com for more details.

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