1) Their usage requirement is determined using the position for which they are primarily carded.  Typically, this will be as a pitcher given how AIM works for pitchers vs batters;

 

2) If you are a 2-way player primarily carded as a batter, the max BF will be tracked manually with MBF being calculated the good old APBA way of 1.1 x (IPx3 + H + BB + HB). Once a player pitches their max MBF they can't be used as pitchers anymore and will be adjusted to Grade 1

 

3) If you are a 2-way player primarily carded as a pitcher, AIM will regulate days of rest to pitch but this will not affect the ability to use that players as a non-pitcher (AIM does not downgrade batter ratings due to pitcher fatigue). Your ability to use a 2-way player as a batter will be limited by total carded plate appearances. Once that limit is reached the player can only pitch. 

 

Any over-use of a two-way player following the week in which their max PA/MBF are reached will result in a 3 FP penalty and the player will be put on the DL for the remainder of the season.

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