EuroLeague Round 28 (Friday) DFS Picks: The Williams-Goss “Glitch” & Mike James Lock πŸ”’

The second leg of EuroLeague Round 28 concludes with a massive Friday slate. We have heavy hitters in action, including Monaco taking on Baskonia and Panathinaikos facing Fenerbahce.

While Thursday gave us the Jaylen Hoard error, Friday presents a different kind of opportunity. The pricing algorithm has severely underpriced the starting point guards in the $9k range, giving us multiple “Free Squares” to build around.

We have found a $9.5M guard who projects for a massive 2.4x value, mathematically breaking the Friday slate.

Here are your EuroLeague DFS picks for Friday, Feb 13.

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🚨 The “Math” Glitch (Friday Only)

Nigel Williams-Goss (PG | Zalgiris | 9.5M)

  • Projection: 22.8 FP
  • Value: 2.40x (Highest on Friday Slate)
  • The Verdict: The math is undeniable. Williams-Goss is priced at just $9.5M but projects for nearly 23 fantasy points. A 2.4x value is the gold standard for EuroLeague DFS. In a high-tempo matchup against Hapoel Tel Aviv (who struggle to defend guards), he is the “Skeleton Key” that unlocks the rest of your lineup. You simply cannot fade this value.

πŸ”’ The “Stud” Lock

Mike James (PG | Monaco | 16.0M)

  • Projection: 35.4 FP
  • Value: 2.21x
  • The Verdict: The King of EuroLeague Fantasy. Mike James projects for 35.4 FP, which is 3+ points higher than the next closest player (Sylvain Francisco). Monaco has a 91.5 implied team total against Baskonia, a team known for playing fast and loose defense. Thanks to the savings from Williams-Goss and Trent Forrest, you can easily fit his $16.0M salary. He is the safest raw-points play on the board.

πŸ’Ž The Value Trio (Must Plays)

1. Trent Forrest (PG | Baskonia | 9.2M)

  • Value: 2.39x
  • Why: If you want to pivot from Williams-Goss (or play both), Forrest is the answer. At $9.2M, he offers nearly identical value (2.39x) and exposure to the high-scoring Monaco/Baskonia game.

2. Daniel Theis (C | Monaco | 9.1M)

  • Value: 2.38x
  • Why: The algorithm fell asleep here. Theis is a starting-caliber center priced at $9.1M. He gives you cheap exposure to Monaco’s 91-point total without paying the Mike James premium.

⚠️ The Trap (Fade)

Wade Baldwin IV (PG | Fenerbahce | 13.2M)

The Verdict: The price ($13.2M) is awkward. He projects for 26.8 FP, which gives him a 2.03x value ratingβ€”significantly lower than the elite options like James (2.21x) or the value guards (2.40x). In a tough defensive matchup against Panathinaikos, you are better off paying down for Williams-Goss or paying up for Mike James. to hit value (1.87x rating). With cheaper guards like **Jimmy Clark III ($12.6M)** projecting for more points tonight, Angola is a negative leverage play.

πŸ“ Friday’s Cheat Sheet (Feb 13)

Β Guards (PG/SG)

  • Mike James (16.0M): The raw points leader. Lock him in. πŸ‘‘
  • Sylvain Francisco (14.7M): Elite pivot if you fade James (32.4 Proj).
  • Nigel Williams-Goss (9.5M): The Glitch. 100% Exposure. 🚨
  • Trent Forrest (9.2M): The pivot value (2.39x).

Forwards/Centers (SF/PF/C)

  • Daniel Theis (9.1M): Best value big man on the slate.
  • Mfiondu Kabengele (11.6M): Strong mid-range option (2.38x) if you have the salary.
  • Kendrick Nunn (13.8M): High ceiling GPP play for Panathinaikos.

πŸ“‰ The Optimal Build Strategy

1. The “Double Value” Backcourt: Start with Nigel Williams-Goss ($9.5M) and Trent Forrest ($9.2M). These two guards give you ~45 fantasy points for less than $19M combined.

2. Lock the MVP: Use those massive savings to pay up for Mike James ($16.0M).

3. Fill the Center: Plug in Daniel Theis ($9.1M) to complete the value core.

Good luck with the Friday slate!

For more official stats and lineups, check the Official EuroLeague Website.

 Don’t forget to check our projections

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