Cracking DraftKings

The Definitive Guide to

Winning DraftKings NFL Contests

Download the entire book (with cover - 4.39 MB)

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Download Chapter 1 (0.96 MB): Foreward, Introduction, What is DFS?, Advantages, DraftKings History...

Download Chapter 2 (1.00 MB): Types of Contests, Cash Games, Tournaments, Multipliers, Game Selection...

Download Chapter 3 (1.25 MB): Lineup Construction, Expectation and Variance, Cash Games, Tell a Story, Millionaire Maker, Stacks, Flex Position, Late Swap, Pivoting, Other Considerations...

Download Chapter 4 (1.09 MB): Evaluating Players, Player Salaries, Heuristics, Roundtables, Projections, H-Value, Interactive Charts...

Download Chapters 5-6 (0.85 MB): Money Talk, Rake, Overlays, Bankroll Management, Freerolls, Bonuses, Referrals, Advanced Lineup Management, Exposure ...

Download Chapter 7 (0.74 MB): Roundtables

Download Chapter 8 (0.35 MB): DFS Glossary

Thorough and informative, would recommend to others....Chris Talley

The book was informative and well written. Reading the book has nudged me to use a numbers approach over the gut feel approach I've used in years past....Nick Vittas

I wished I read this book about 3 years ago when I started DFS....Lester Butler

I really liked the fact that the writers were not afraid to give away their personal strategies in order to make the book more valuable....Darin Edwards

It was short and clear, well done. I enjoyed the read....Jonathan Yurek

This book gives a good look into the thought process to go through in constructing DFS lineups and what things to consider....Jimmy Phelps

Very informative. I considered myself above average but not anymore....Davidson Rickey

It is extremely informative. Each paragraph has different nuggets of info to grab....Brian Gill

I feel I now have a strategy to Dominate DFS!...Myron Isaacs

I couldn't believe how much I actually didn't know...quite the humbling experience....David Tuccillo

This is a great book for players of all interest levels from "never played" to "I thought I knew it all."...David Ingraham