Fantasy Football Strategy Guide: How to Win Daily Fantasy Sports | Tips for Beginners & Advanced Players | Perfect for NFL Season & Online Tournaments
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"Fantasy Football for Smart People: How to Win at Daily Fantasy Sports" is a data-driven guide to becoming a profitable daily fantasy player. Built around daily fantasy football but applicable to all sports, the book examines advanced DFS strategies, providing data on what's actually winning leagues. Gain access to the latest trends and numbers you need to give you a serious competitive edge in the world of daily fantasy sports. "How to Win at Daily Fantasy Sports" brings "Moneyball" to daily fantasy football, applying a scientific approach to the game. The book will teach you: • How to properly allocate salary cap • Which lineup combinations are most optimal • How to use a contrarian strategy to win tournaments • Which positions/players to use in the flex • How to convert your season-long skill set into DFS success • A whole lot more No more guessing or making decisions based on conventional wisdom. "How to Win at Daily Fantasy Sports" provides the mathematical and game-theory-driven foundation you need to become a truly long-term profitable daily fantasy sports player.
Customer Reviews
Bales is one of the smartest and intuitive DFS thinkers; he asks the right questions about how to find edges at DFS, and then finds the exact data to answer those questions. This book has information that I've never seen published anywhere else: what rate lineups are cashing on DraftKings depending on what stacks they use (with separate data for cash games and GPPs, no less), how players perform vs their salary (not just versus their projection, but versus their cost, which is ultimately the most crucial thing in DFS) in different situations such as in divisional vs non-divisional games, as favorites/underdogs, in different over/unders, in different wind speeds. In a nutshell, Bales finds a bunch of significant edges and price exploitations that no one else is talking about!! As someone who gobbles up (and writes my own) DFS content, I must say this book is well worth a read if you want to become more profitable at DFS.
