America is a country that revels in the rebel. It started with the Boston Tea Party and has carried on from there. From John Wayne to James Dean, we have admired the man who can cut loose from the pack and blaze against the grain with reckless abandoned. Why then in the world of daily fantasy do we see so much similar play? Last week’s DFBC was wild to say the least and while I am upset that my last article was proven wrong by a load winning this qualifier, I am happy that the outcome supports what I want to talk about this week. Read More

Three out of the first four seats for the DFBC have been won this year with non-stacks which seems to suggest a trend away from stacking and beckons the question of why? Certainly the rule changes have had some effect on this downward spike. You will never again see a full load of the Yankees. I do not even think a half stack of the Yankees is possible at their current price. However, I think the biggest factor in the shift of success for this approach is the increase in the number of entrees. The DFBC has doubled in size and now more than ever you really have to ace every position in order to win. A great roster is no longer enough. Read More