The All-Star break is over. The NBA returns with a massive Thursday slate. The pricing algorithm hasn’t adjusted to the latest injury reports, leaving huge value gaps on the board—especially in Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
We have found a minimum-priced center who projects for an absurd 4.18x value, mathematically breaking the slate.
Here are the NBA DFS picks for the post-All-Star break return.
The final slate before the All-Star break is a 3-game sprint. With only six teams in action (Lakers, Thunder, Bucks, Jazz, Blazers, Mavs), ownership will be heavily condensed.
On small slates, you usually have to “eat the chalk” (play the popular guys) and differentiate in just one spot. Tonight, the pricing algorithm has handed us a massive value play in Utah that makes fitting LeBron James incredibly easy.
Here are your NBA DFS picks for the Feb 12 All-Star break finale.
Fourteen games. Twenty-eight teams. A massive slate before the All-Star break usually means chaos, but tonight the pricing algorithm has handed us a “Free Square” that simplifies everything.
While most of the field is navigating the “tired legs” of the B2B teams (Knicks, Spurs, Suns), we are exploiting a massive pricing error on a fresh Chicago Bulls forward and targeting the highest ceiling on the slate.
Here are your NBA DFS picks (Feb 11).
Four games on the slate, but the optimal construction starts with an 8.0M Point Guard who opens up the entire board.
The pricing algorithm has completely ignored the Suns’ rotation changes, pricing Jordan Goodwin at near-minimum salary despite a projection that makes him the highest value play on the board. With the Lakers’ uncertainty removing Luka and LeBron from our pool, the path is clear.
Here are your NBA DFS picks (Feb 10).
Ten games on the slate, but the optimal construction starts with a 5.7M backup Point Guard.
The pricing algorithm has completely ignored Devin Carter’s new role/minutes, pricing him at near-minimum salary despite a projection that rivals starters.
Here are your NBA DFS picks (Feb 9),
Sunday’s slate presents a rare scenario. Usually, paying up for the most expensive player forces you to scrape the bottom of the barrel for value. Today, the math is broken.
Kawhi Leonard isn’t just the highest raw scorer on the board; he is also one of the best point-per-dollar plays. That combination is a “Cheat Code.” When the most expensive player is also a “Value Play,” you lock him in and figure out the rest later.
Here is the breakdown of the Sunday Slate on FanTeam, DraftKings, and Betting sites.
Welcome to our breakdown of the best NBA DFS Picks for February 6. With the trade deadline dust settling, the pricing algorithms haven’t caught up to the new rotations yet.
Our models have identified massive pricing errors, specifically in Memphis and Minnesota, that allow you to fit the elite superstars. We aren’t looking at ownership percentages yet—we are looking at raw math.
Here is your attack plan for tonight.
The Trade Deadline is over. The dust has settled. And if you look closely at the slate, one thing is screaming at you: The Chicago Bulls have opened the floodgates.
We aren’t here to discuss “feelings” or “team chemistry.” We are here to exploit the mispriced salaries left behind by the trades. The algorithm has crunched the new rotations, and the value is undeniable.
Here is your attack plan for tonight.
The NBA Trade Deadline is tomorrow, and chaos has already struck. James Harden is a Cavalier, Darius Garland is a Clipper, and lets see what else the NBA Gods have instore for us.
Tonight’s slate is less about “who projects best” and more about “who is actually going to play.”
The 10-Game Mega Slate
Tonight’s 10-game NBA slate is defined by one massive pricing inefficiency. When a superstar is priced like a role player, you don’t overthink it—you lock him in and build around him.
Our Fanteam model has flagged Karl-Anthony Towns as the highest value play on the board by a wide margin.