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Of course... Baldwin with the TD. Lol
I paired Wilson and Baldwin in a lot of line-ups. I even had one with Duke Johnson in it. Too bad the rest of the team was crap, lol.Of course... Baldwin with the TD. Lol
Joy.... I turned $25 in $5300 on Fanduel and I do not even work for DraftKings!Starting to sweat.
So you're saying you're a bot?Wadsworth said:Joy.... I turned $25 in $5300 on Fanduel and I do not even work for DraftKings!Wadsworth said:Starting to sweat.
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Wow, damn nice! I don't see how they do that satellite actually. They give a ticket for a $5300 entry in a satellite that's $25 per entry and 100 entries. If my math is correct that's a bad deal for Fanduel, right?Wadsworth said:Starting to sweat.
Overlay. The contest is suppose to have over 200 entrants. I noticed it with about 5 minutes left until kick off Thursday.Wow, damn nice! I don't see how they do that satellite actually. They give a ticket for a $5300 entry in a satellite that's $25 per entry and 100 entries. If my math is correct that's a bad deal for Fanduel, right?Wadsworth said:Starting to sweat.
Good luck in the Bootleg! You'll have to finish in the top 5 of 25 to make it pay. $50,000 would be nice!
This line up scored a measly 103.26 points. Cut lines were so low though, so it surprisingly was good enough to cash in 90% of 50/50's that I used it in.At least you didn't follow his stack the Pack advice.I need to credit David Dodds for this week. Im going to end up 3-7 on my weekly lineups and likely still turn a small profit. The strategy of building cash lineups like GPPS, and then entering close to half the contests as 3x and 5xs is pretty genius.
I wouldnt recommend anyone taking that approach if youre doing a single lineup, but if youre doing 3 or more I would take a hard look at the approach. When cracking Fanduel gets its first update it would be a great addition.
This week my initial lineup scored 137 and would have made me a lot of money if I had stuck with it. The final lineup I agonized over for hours only hit 115. Still a weekly winner but not a gpp casher.Bumm week.. If I would have just stayed with my initial lineup I would have done great. instead I am down $40.
Brutal. Makes my hit from those fumbles seem quite insignificant.Had the 5 dollar prime time PB Mansion Qualifier wrapped up last night. Was up around 8 points with no one able to catch me besides for the Lions defense. Then Wilson decides to fumble my trip away. Was the toughest loss I've had to date in dfs.
Thanks for posting.Sorry for the late post - busy day at work. This all related to week 4, so I'm posting here anyway - sorry mods![]()
Essentially, I had a good week and killed it across all sites, but especially on FanDuel, thanks for Karma for suggesting the league play, which really boosted my ROI.
I'm teaching my friend how to play, and he had a down week, so it was a good chance to compare how we arrived at drastically different results. I noticed a few things, and thought maybe this might help some of the people here as well:
1) The Fade, by Bonnema (and a bit of confirming input from Jeff Mans) - this caused me to remove Julio, Fitz and Olsen from my lineups, which were pretty much replaced with Hopkins, A Cooper and Clay. Huge swing right there. My friend didn't read this article and stuck with mostly chalk plays. (I believe Fitzy has only ever scored 2 TD's against the Rams, and Julio rested week 1 (3 as well?) when they had a lead. There were signs.)
2) Contest selection - my friend didn't stick to 50/50 or doubles, played about 30% in triples and quints, and missed the pay lines by 1-5 points.
3) Over-diversification - we had am initial pool of players, maybe 3-6 at each position, except for WR. He went off the reservation here and there and inserted a dud into 25% of his contests. (Making it harder on himself.)
4) Played Thursday players in Thursday contests and/or didn't minor injury reports. This resulted in some duds in several of his lineups as well.
All in all, a few minor issues changed a win to a loss for the week for my friend.
Great insight- thanksandrewd173 said:Sorry for the late post - busy day at work. This all related to week 4, so I'm posting here anyway - sorry mods![]()
Essentially, I had a good week and killed it across all sites, but especially on FanDuel, thanks for Karma for suggesting the league play, which really boosted my ROI.
I'm teaching my friend how to play, and he had a down week, so it was a good chance to compare how we arrived at drastically different results. I noticed a few things, and thought maybe this might help some of the people here as well:
1) The Fade, by Bonnema (and a bit of confirming input from Jeff Mans) - this caused me to remove Julio, Fitz and Olsen from my lineups, which were pretty much replaced with Hopkins, A Cooper and Clay. Huge swing right there. My friend didn't read this article and stuck with mostly chalk plays. (I believe Fitzy has only ever scored 2 TD's against the Rams, and Julio rested week 1 (3 as well?) when they had a lead. There were signs.)
2) Contest selection - my friend didn't stick to 50/50 or doubles, played about 30% in triples and quints, and missed the pay lines by 1-5 points.
3) Over-diversification - we had am initial pool of players, maybe 3-6 at each position, except for WR. He went off the reservation here and there and inserted a dud into 25% of his contests. (Making it harder on himself.)
4) Played Thursday players in Thursday contests and/or didn't minor injury reports. This resulted in some duds in several of his lineups as well.
All in all, a few minor issues changed a win to a loss for the week for my friend.
Even though Abdullah and Ebron didn't do much, this one has promise. Despite there being only four eligible defenses, the Lions are just 3.7% owned and scored 22 points.Seahawks tank: Andrew Luck, Ameer Abdullah, Arian Foster, Donte Moncrief, T.Y. Hilton, DeAndre Hopkins, Eric Ebron, Adam Vinatieri, Detroit Lions