Draft Software

[TyWebb004]

A friend of mine is looking for good draft/auction software that is compatible for Mac. Any suggestions?

[revo]

I swear by Rotolab, but I'm unsure if it's Mac compatible.

[Moonlight J]

Nothing is Mac compatible as it all relies on macros

[TyWebb004]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

[The Dane]

If you have Excel on your Mac, you can use that Razzball WarRoom thingee, but that's about it. It seems with the recent proliferation of Mac laptops, one of these services could create good separation from the others by porting to Mac.

[Todd Zola]

We've looked into it, but the level of work versus the demand still tilts more towards it being an inefficient use of resources.

[Riff Raff]

If you have Excel on your Mac, you can use that Razzball WarRoom thingee, but that's about it. It seems with the recent proliferation of Mac laptops, one of these services could create good separation from the others by porting to Mac.

.csv files don't work/port?

[The Dane]

We've looked into it, but the level of work versus the demand still tilts more towards it being an inefficient use of resources.

That's too bad, because the first one available on Mac will get my money in a heartbeat and I'll kiss goodbye to my trusty Excel spreadsheet.

[samkillian]

I've been using fantistics draft software for the past few years, i really like it and it runs on mac.

[Porcello]

Razzball's war room, just tweak projections after d/l'ing and you're golden. Love that thing.

[BigJonEmpire]

I've been using fantistics draft software for the past few years, i really like it and it runs on mac.

I've played with the demo for this and it isn't bad.

Have you checked out the rotowire software?

[Todd Zola]

FWIW, I listened to the Fantistics show on SiriusXM and color me impressed. I've been familiar with their site for several years, but they do a great job on air as well. i'm also glad to see SXM is attempting to add shows that serve to educate the audience and not just cater to the 10 team mixed leaguers.

Hijack over.

[BuckyBuckner]

That's too bad, because the first one available on Mac will get my money in a heartbeat and I'll kiss goodbye to my trusty Excel spreadsheet.

I've been using RotoLab on my Mac with Parallels for the past 3 years. It's a great software.

Amazon has an older version of Parallels for $15. You'd still need he windows software but I'm sure if you looked online you'd probably find a good deal.

[Pauly]

Im contemplating one of the many software choices out there for 2013...has anyone tried them out this year yet? There are a lot of options and Im not sure which way to go. I need software that can keep up with an auction and inflation.

[Stephen]

I've tried several out and as far as I'm concerned it's RotoLab then everyone else in their wake.

+1

Not to mention that Merv, Tabitha and the rest of the staff at RotoLab are extremely helpful and respond very quickly to any questions or issues you may have.