Neil Orfield

This is a game-by-game breakdown of the Week 6 slate, looking at implied team totals and usage patterns for each team and suggesting players to target for DraftKings and FanDuel tournaments. Cash game plays will be in a separate article. We’ll start with the Cheat Sheet, which lists a suggested player pool depending on how many lineups you intend to play. Tournament Targets are players to target in smaller-field contests or if you are playing 20 or fewer lineups in large-field guaranteed prize pool (GPP) tournaments.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are difficult contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional.

This is a game-by-game breakdown of the Week 7 slate, looking at implied team totals and usage patterns for each team and suggesting players to target for DraftKings and FanDuel tournaments. Cash game plays will be in a separate article. We’ll start with the Cheat Sheet, which lists a suggested player pool depending on how many lineups you intend to play. Tournament Targets are players to target in smaller-field contests or if you are playing 20 or fewer lineups in large-field guaranteed prize pool (GPP) tournaments.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are challenging contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional. A few things to keep in mind before we get to the best plays of the week: If you can enter low-dollar contests–$1 to $3 contests–start there. Many pros won’t be able to play in those contests.

This is a game-by-game breakdown of the Week 8 slate, looking at implied team totals and usage patterns for each team and suggesting players to target for DraftKings and FanDuel tournaments. Cash game plays will be in a separate article. We’ll start with the Cheat Sheet, which lists a suggested player pool depending on how many lineups you intend to play. Tournament Targets are players to target in smaller-field contests or if you are playing 20 or fewer lineups in large-field guaranteed prize pool (GPP) tournaments.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are challenging contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional. A few things to keep in mind before we get to the best plays of the week: If you can enter low-dollar contests–$1 to $3 contests–start there. Many pros won’t be able to play in those contests.

This is a game-by-game breakdown of the Week 10 slate, looking at implied team totals and usage patterns for each team and suggesting players to target for DraftKings and FanDuel tournaments. Cash game plays will be in a separate article. We’ll start with the Cheat Sheet, which lists a suggested player pool depending on how many lineups you intend to play. Tournament Targets are players to target in smaller-field contests or if you are playing 20 or fewer lineups in large-field guaranteed prize pool (GPP) tournaments.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are challenging contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional. A few things to keep in mind before we get to the best plays of the week: If you can enter low-dollar contests–$1 to $3 contests–start there. Many pros won’t be able to play in those contests.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are challenging contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional. A few things to keep in mind before we get to the best plays of the week: If you can enter low-dollar contests–$1 to $3 contests–start there. Many pros won’t be able to play in those contests.

This is a cash game article. The goal is to make sound decisions for 50/50s and Double Up contests on DraftKings and FanDuel. These are challenging contests. If you can win 60% of your cash games over the course of the season, you are playing like a professional. A few things to keep in mind before we get to the best plays of the week: If you can enter low-dollar contests–$1 to $3 contests–start there. Many pros won’t be able to play in those contests.