Building GPP Lineups: The Single-Entry Approach

At my core, I am a multi-entry player. It’s where I have logged much of my success. However, the single-entry approach suits me better in NBA than it does in other sports. The fact that NBA has much less variance helps the single-entry player. Therefore, don’t feel like you are left out in the cold if you are a one-entry kind of DFS player. NBA could definitely be the sport that suits you if you take this approach, and there are specific things you can do to attack tournaments with just a single entry. I will talk about several of them in this lesson.

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Justin Van Zuiden (stlcardinals84)

Justin Van Zuiden (aka stlcardinals84) is a longtime RotoGrinders contributor and show host. He’s appeared in numerous Live Finals, has logged countless 6-figure wins in a host of different sports (including 5 in PGA), and is a former DFS Writer of the Year Nominee by the Fantasy Sports Writers Association. You can find Justin’s ‘Covering The Bases’ series on weekends during the MLB season. He is also a main contributor of sports betting picks at our sister site, ScoresAndOdds, and is a co-host on the RotoGrinders Game Night show on SiriusXM. Follow Justin on Twitter – @stlcardinals84