Three sub-players with the new Yellow/Red Card rules

Before the regular season ends and some of the leagues teams go dormant, it is now the right time to mention the exciting additions in store for season 2 of the BSL. Hopefully, whether you won or lost, you had fun and will be returning with your option to have a Designated Player or trade it away.

The new rules being added are:

Three substitute players.

This will give more options to the team operator when starters go off on National Team duties. Having 3 sub's is also a key component for the other new rules being introduced to the league next season.

Yellow Card rule.

When a player receives a yellow card it will be documented and tallied (by his name) towards the teams official count. If the BIGTIME teams roster has two yellows in the same game, their opponent will be allowed to count their first sub in the boxscore. Therefore your sub-playerS line-up order has more value since the top placed substitute is the one that gets in the score sheet. If 4 yellow cards are obtained by a roster in the same game, then sub-player #2 will be counted in the boxscore. Like the real game, you are allowed a maximum of 3 subs.

Red Card Rule.

If your player gets a Red Card in the same game, then not only does your opponent get a sub to count (see yellow card rule) but that player is tossed from the game and his points will not be counted if he has any in the boxscore. YOU WILL BE PLAYING A MAN-SHORT.