How To Win $1 Million Playing DFS Tournaments (Episode 430 with Adam Levitan, Mike Leone, Drew Dinkmeyer)
Picking the right players is important, but it's not a real strategy. Adam, Mike, and Drew discuss what to look for in players and how to set up your lineup for large-field DFS tournaments.
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Show Notes
In this episode, we discuss:
- Stacking
- Bring Backs
- Sum vs. Product ownership
- Where to get weird
- Tons more
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Timestamps:
2:56 - What data are we looking at?
4:16 - Difference between DraftKings and Fanduel
6:57 - What the data says on Stacking
8:22 - The value in rushing quarterbacks
10:30 - Stacking RBs & TEs with Wide Receivers
11:59 - Is Triple-Stacking viable?
16:20 - The rise in “bringing it back”
17:58 - Who to “bring it back” with?
20:53 - Flex strategy
22:25 - How to handle committees
26:27 - Is it worth paying up or down for Quarterbacks?
28:36 - Explaining Product Ownership
32:16 - D/ST Scoring
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