One of the most challenging transitions in daily fantasy is deciding how much is too much for one of your beloved sleepers(even stars can be sleepers). There are countless examples of that this season, starting with Jeremy Lin and, more recently, with guys such as Lester Hudson. These players are such good bargains when they are putting up 25 or so points on DS at around 8K, but what happens when they shoot up to 10-12K? Do they still hold the same value? Here’s some advice on how to handle the situation. Read More

I think baseball is the most indicative sport of a daily fantasy player’s hard work and research. It’s a game driven by statistics, where DFS players actually follow a lot of the same guidelines as an MLB manager. Lefty-righty matchups, finding hitters who see a specific guy well, and battling through injury updates are all tasks an MLB manager and DFS player face in the baseball world. While research is a necessity in all daily fantasy sports, the hard work you put in during the baseball season will outweigh the luck factor almost every time. It has been called a game of inches, but in daily fantasy it is sure to become a game of decimal points between winning and losing a game. Read More

With the NBA season wrapping up, and most teams only having about 12-15 games left, it’s time to update one of the most successful blogs I have ever written. The NBA Useful Information blog was a huge hit and I thought you daily fantasy players might enjoy reading an updated version with some new information and I’ll even add in a couple of more numbers that may prove useful. My only hope is that this blog can be helpful enough to make up for the worst blog I have ever written about MLB Opening Day plays. It was awful (but Johan Santana DID throw five scoreless). Read More