Dane Shinault is a writer for RotoWire, specializing in NASCAR and fantasy sports. With a focus on providing analysis and advice for daily fantasy sports (DFS) players, Dane covers various NASCAR events and also offers insights and targets for soccer DFS.
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Dane Shinault's coverage predominantly focuses on NASCAR and DFS (Daily Fantasy Sports). He seems to be particularly interested in providing investment analysis for these sporting events, as well as event coverage. Therefore, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights into the strategic aspects of NASCAR and DFS, including analysis of past performances and predictions for future events.
Given his focus on specific events and targets within sports like soccer, Dane may appreciate pitches from individuals with a deep understanding of the statistical or tactical elements related to these sports. Also, experts who can provide unique perspectives on upcoming races or game strategies could find success in reaching out to him.
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Liverpool should be on the attack plenty Wednesday, which has Dane Shinault looking to multiple Reds for Wednesday's six-game DFS slate at FanDuel.
The Premier League's loaded fixture schedule continues Saturday with a five-game slate over at FanDuel. We have similarly-lined favorites in every game making it one of my favorite slates. Brighton and Man United are the biggest favorites on the slate with the highest implied team totals.
Joao Pedro has 18 goals in all competitions for Brighton this season and Dane Shinault is intrigued by that form for Tuesday's DFS slate at FanDuel.
Austin Hill has been the man to beat on plate tracks recently in the Xfinity Series. Dane Shinault returns to offer us his strategy tips and best values for the season opener at Daytona on Saturday.
Kai Havertz has quietly been productive recently and Dane Shinault thinks he can keep that going against Burnley for Saturday's six-game FanDuel slate.
Our mindset shifts this week as we head to our first true intermediate track of the season at Las Vegas. The last two weeks we have had full place differential and maybe one dominator (in the case of Atlanta) whereas now we will need to look more at prioritizing dominators who can get our front a lead laps. We will likely see much longer green flag runs than we expected at Daytona and Atlanta. Last year both races in the Xfinity series at Las Vegas saw two dominators.
NASCAR heads to Phoenix this weekend, site of the year end Championship Race. This race always lets drivers get a good idea of how they need to improve their car here for later in the year if they get to the Championship Four. To throw a slight wrench into things we have William Byron coming over from Cup to run this race in the Hendrick #17 car, which may make things a little tougher on Xfinity regulars this weekend.
The Xfinity Series will go short track racing at Richmond this weekend coming off a wild one at COTA. This type of race is a little more predictable than a road course or superspeedway, which means it's one that I really like for DFS purposes. We have seen distinguished drivers win here in the past and as I will mention more below, experience usually wins out at Richmond.
Bukayo Saka is hard to fade as the biggest favorite in a three-game slate at FanDuel, writes Dane Shinault.
Erling Haaland has the best odds to score by a wide margin Sunday and is one of a few high-end options Dane Shinault discusses for Sunday's slate at FanDuel.
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