That's great, congratulations!!! Agreed, it would be great to get more details on the thought process putting the lineup together.Would love to hear more from Steve on the type of prep he puts in and how it all went down for this specific lineup.
Yep. Guy's on a boat rocking a nautical themed Pashmina afghan right about now.You guys will never hear from Steve again.
Was thinking about trying out these sites, but the thought of this is a 100% deterrent for me. Thanks for saving me money.BassNBrew said:On the flip side, I saw a guy drop from $250,000 to $300 on the Darold INT and Mayfield kneel down in the last 15 seconds of the Thursday night game. There's a fine line between winning big and just being another guy. That guy still has to be sick to his stomach.
If it was this week and fan duel...what was the winning lineup?
Right?I'm a Bills fan, and would love to know the thought process other than "nobody will pick them" on this one.
Congrats man, this is just insane.Hey guys thanks for the shoutout and questions! You will most definitely continue to hear from me. I wouldn't rather be doing anything else than being a part of the Footballguys family. Even out relaxing on a boat. Although maybe I should start writing up my articles out there! Multi tasking at its finest.
I am in the process of writing up an article describing my thought process on this lineup. Look for that in the near future.
Thanks @agame2323 for the shoutout for accuracy of ownership projections. I put a lot of work into them and think they are the best in the business. Glad you are finding them helpful.
He is for sure dacoltz on FD and that is his lineup. Way to go Steve from someone who uses your DFS content regularly.Keep in mind that lineup was just a guess based on winning the FD milly. He could have won the cash the previous week or on Draftkings.
The Buffalo DEF!?!? They used to burn people at the stake in the middle agesIf it was this week and fan duel...
dacoltz
208.86
1st / 380405
POSITION
0
QUARTERS REMAINING
QB Matt Ryan
NO 43
ATL 37
FINAL
$7,700
SALARY
9.5%
OWNED
40.16
↓
RB Giovani Bernard
CIN 21
CAR 31
FINAL
$6,400
SALARY
13.1%
OWNED
17.1
↓
RB Alex Collins
DEN 14
BAL 27
FINAL
$6,300
SALARY
1%
OWNED
14.9
↓
WR Julio Jones
NO 43
ATL 37
FINAL
$8,700
SALARY
18.3%
OWNED
12.1
↓
WR Calvin Ridley
NO 43
ATL 37
FINAL
$5,000
SALARY
8.8%
OWNED
37
↓
WR Robert Woods
LAC 23
LAR 35
FINAL
$6,700
SALARY
3.5%
OWNED
28.7
↓
TE Travis Kelce
SF 27
KC 38
FINAL
$7,500
SALARY
13.6%
OWNED
15.4
↓
FLEX Alvin Kamara
NO 43
ATL 37
FINAL
$8,700
SALARY
32.7%
OWNED
26.5
↓
DEF Buffalo Bills
BUF 27
MIN 6
FINAL
$3,000
SALARY
0.7%
OWNED
17
↓
Dacoltz won 500k on fanduel. Just noticed Joe also mentioned this in the Steelers thread. Steve had Ryan/Julio/Ridley as his stack and the people chasing him had Brady.Let's hear the details.
Awesome for him, but how is that such a great stack?Dacoltz won 500k on fanduel. Just noticed Joe also mentioned this in the Steelers thread. Steve had Ryan/Julio/Ridley as his stack and the people chasing him had Brady.
Ryan was the #1 qb and only 2% of the teams had him. He also had Dalvin Cook and a 1% owned Kenny Golladay. Ironic that the low owned guys got him there since his main role here is the projected ownership sheets.Long Ball Larry said:Awesome for him, but how is that such a great stack?
ryan was the #1 QB with 261/2? wow, down day. haven't really looked at many stats i guess.Ryan was the #1 qb and only 2% of the teams had him. He also had Dalvin Cook and a 1% owned Kenny Golladay. Ironic that the low owned guys got him there since his main role here is the projected ownership sheets.
Regardless, nice hit in a loaded field.
Where are these sheets? I never play daily but would love to take a lookRyan was the #1 qb and only 2% of the teams had him. He also had Dalvin Cook and a 1% owned Kenny Golladay. Ironic that the low owned guys got him there since his main role here is the projected ownership sheets.
Regardless, nice hit in a loaded field.
Surprisingly, they're on the Daily Fantasy pageWhere are these sheets? I never play daily but would love to take a look
It's not ironic--the main idea behind his projected ownership sheets is that you want low-owned players to increase your chances of winning.Ryan was the #1 qb and only 2% of the teams had him. He also had Dalvin Cook and a 1% owned Kenny Golladay. Ironic that the low owned guys got him there since his main role here is the projected ownership sheets.
Regardless, nice hit in a loaded field.
Sorry poor choice of words. I use them every week. What I meant was he basically won using his main thing on this site, projecting low owned players.It's not ironic--the main idea behind his projected ownership sheets is that you want low-owned players to increase your chances of winning.
In years past studies showed that as the population of people playing large number of lineups proportionally won less money. My anecdotal experience this year has been the same.How many lineups is he playing in these contests?
Just wondering if these things are winnable by those of us playing a lineup or two or if its like the top players who sometimes don't even make money over the year when winning these things because they have so many lineups paid for.
Right, if I recall a year or two back two of the "top 5" DFS players via the leaderboards retired because they were broke with one allegedly racking up debt in the 6/7 figure range, all while they showed very highly on the leaderboards because their winnings were high, and those don't factor in the cost of entry.In years past studies showed that as the population of people playing large number of lineups proportionally won less money. My anecdotal experience this year has been the same.
Where did you hear the first part?Right, if I recall a year or two back two of the "top 5" DFS players via the leaderboards retired because they were broke with one allegedly racking up debt in the 6/7 figure range, all while they showed very highly on the leaderboards because their winnings were high, and those don't factor in the cost of entry.
That's why I was wondering what the path was here. For all I know Steve just enters a lineup or two every week and he's just really really good at this. On the flipside if he buys in for 100k every week with 2000 different lineups like a lot of the players that regularly hit near the top of GPPs do then that is still a nice return, but a lot less accessible to most of us following who don't have the ability to drop 100k/week on DFS.
The latest one was one entry in a small field of finalists but it was also like the best of the best players in it. He’s really good.How many lineups is he playing in these contests?
Just wondering if these things are winnable by those of us playing a lineup or two or if its like the top players who sometimes don't even make money over the year when winning these things because they have so many lineups paid for.