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One slate, priced off the betting market.

Every salary on the slate read against market-implied points, then solved against the cap for the contest you are actually entering: the lineup, the values, the stacks and the touchdown board.


Set up the slate

How the lobby works →

Three choices, in this order: the roster format, the games that define the eligible player pool, and the way the contest pays. Every board below is solved for what you pick here.

DraftKings DFS SetupMatch the contest you are actually entering

Complete all three selections to build and evaluate the contest.

This week’s lineup

The board behind it →

Solved against the cap for the contest shape above, on the same market numbers that price the season-long board. Nothing on this page enters a contest — it builds a roster to read and copy.

Fine-tune the build — objective, stacking, locks and exclusions

The contest shape above already sets these. Change one and the roster re-solves on your settings instead of the preset.

Click a name in the pool to lock him into every lineup, twice to exclude him, again to clear. The Require and Exclude buttons on the roster itself write the same list, and every constraint on it appears in the Must include box under the roster with an undo.

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Play of the Week

Evaluating this week’s best risk/reward contest…

Iron Tuna compares the high-floor build with the additional upside and leverage available as the payout curve gets steeper.

Waiting for this week’s salary and projection board.

From the Desk

The whole desk →

The desk’s newest packages read for the slate: price, ownership, leverage. The DFS Desk writes the DFS lens of every shared story. The desk, and the AI disclosure →

Reading the desk…
Read the desk →

DFS Academy

Start here →

Understand the lobby before you optimize the lineup.

Play the slate

In-season overview →

Where these numbers come from

Data & sources →

Iron Tuna prices players against the betting market first and the consensus projection feeds second. A sportsbook posts a number with its own money behind it and corrects it in public within minutes of news; a ranking carries no such penalty. When a priced market and an unpriced list disagree, the disagreement is the thing worth reading.

The week, the game states and the byes on this page come from the NFL schedule itself, not from the calendar: a week is current until its own last game has finished. Game lines and totals are the market’s, pulled on a schedule and cached, never fetched from your browser. Where a number is derived rather than quoted, the page says so.