I took the night off from DFS last night and all sports in general. That’s a rarity. Had a date night with the wife and as I am sure most of you are familiar with, they tend to not enjoy it when we keep updating our phone for updates and

Both the NBA and the Steve Avery story (from the Netflix Documentary “Making a Murderer”) continue to become more and more interesting. Last night, the Cavaliers and Spurs battled it out in a game that featured one of the game’s best offensive players (LeBron James) against one of the game’s

Five-game slate, my favorite! This is the perfect amount of games for a DFS night. It leaves you plenty of options with 10 teams active, but it’s not so deep that you have to make six lineups just to get in all of the players you want a share of.

After writing five days straight last week, it was really nice to get a break over the past four days. I feel feel refreshed once again which was needed after being on-point with three day’s write-ups in a row before getting absolutely throttled (mainly due to late scratches, injuries and

I only get to voice my opinion through this wonderful outlet once a week so I just wanted to say, “What a week for DFS!” The week started out poorly with payment processors urging sites not specifically named in lawsuits to pull out of the state of Illinois (my home

Whew, hope you guys rested up with the simple four-game NBA DFS slate yesterday, because today it’s not going to be that easy or at least there will not be that few of choices to make. Tonight there is an 11-game slate, that’s 22 teams and about 5-6 relevant players

For there only being four games tonight, there sure are a lot of players labeled ‘questionable,’ like Stephen Curry (played and looked great last night, but want to hear for certain he’ll play this back-to-back against such a bad team), Derrick Rose, Deron Williams, Kobe Bryant, Omri Casspi, Jerryd Bayless and

Well, from one extreme to the other, we had just three games yesterday and ten on tap for tonight. Somehow last night despite the Lakers shockingly decimated the Suns (wow, they’re this bad without Bledsoe?), and Tyson Chandler who I loved at his price barely played, Dwyane Wade no-showed again

Not the greatest start to the new year, but there are just some nights that things simply don’t go as anticipated and there’s really no reason to doubt the analysis, it just didn’t pan out this go around. Value play suggestions Norris Cole, Tony Allen, Austin Rivers and Jeff Withey (hitting

First off, I must issue an apology to Tuesday’s slate, which I called U-G-L-Y. The Bucks, Thunder, Hawks and Rockets took offense to that and promptly lit up the scoreboards to destroy Vegas’ point totals for those games. Luckily I had a piece of guys like Kent Bazemore, Paul Millsap,