Opportunity

“Minutes equal opportunity.”

You are going to hear and read this all the time as you work to learn NBA DFS and as you look for the ways in which you can gain an edge on your competition throughout the NBA season.

Minutes equal opportunity.

And sure, this is true. They do. But as you may have guessed (or…heck, maybe you didn’t guess – I sure didn’t, and I have talked to a lot of others who also made the mistake I made in this area when first making the jump to NBA…), it is not quite as simple as that simple statement makes things sound.

Minutes are the most important thing to pay attention to in NBA. You want the guy who is going to play 32 to 36 minutes over the guy who is going to play 18 to 20. That’s obvious, right? – but here’s why I bothered to say it anyway:

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About the Author

JMToWin
JM Tohline (JMToWin)

JM Tohline (Tuh-lean) – DFS alias JMToWin – is a novelist and a DFS player who specializes in high-stakes MLB and NFL tourneys, with a strategy geared toward single-entry play in multi-entry tourneys. He joined the DFS scene at the beginning of the 2014 MLB season, and has since won five DFS championship seats and two separate trips to the Bahamas. His tendency to type a lot of words leads to a corresponding tendency to divulge all his DFS thoughts, strategies, and secrets…which is exactly what he does in his RotoGrinders articles and RotoAcademy courses. You can find JM on Twitter at JMToWin.