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It depends. In bigger tourney's you almost have to have a stack to score big points. The problem is, if your stack struggles, you've got no chance of cashing in. But if you're stack goes big, you can get a nice payoff. In the 50-50's, and smaller, head to head games, it's not as important, because it's easier to cash in (less people to beat) and there's no big reward for winning. So not stacking reduces your risk...no need for bigger risk, when the payoff isn't as big.

 

Were giving away too much information. :lol2:

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Were giving away too much information. :lol2:

 

:ohbrother:

 

Yep!!

 

Really, though, I've only played around with Fanduel in the past. This is the first year I've really done some homework and started trying to really learn how to play. I've been listening to the Fantasy Sports station on Sirius and have an app that helps me figure out lineups (although in the end, I end up picking with my gut). I've never hit big in any tournament, I think my biggest win ever was $100. So far though, I'm doing much better this year. Honestly, just want to keep my bankroll intact and holding out hope that I hit one big one this year.

I've sort of played around with the site for a while, but have been hesitant to jump in due to fear I'd get addicted. Is the stacking with a QB and WR critical to winning?

 

Not if you stacked Brees and Cooks last week. :bag:

:ohbrother:

 

Yep!!

 

Really, though, I've only played around with Fanduel in the past. This is the first year I've really done some homework and started trying to really learn how to play. I've been listening to the Fantasy Sports station on Sirius and have an app that helps me figure out lineups (although in the end, I end up picking with my gut). I've never hit big in any tournament, I think my biggest win ever was $100. So far though, I'm doing much better this year. Honestly, just want to keep my bankroll intact and holding out hope that I hit one big one this year.

The "pros" are the only ones who make money in the big tourneys unless you just get lucky. They submit 50-100 lineups sometimes. 50/50s and head to head are probably the best way to increase the bankroll. Even our little tourney will be hard to win consistently.

You all need to stop. You're dangerously close to convincing me to put a small chunk in there and start playing. :lol2:

The "pros" are the only ones who make money in the big tourneys unless you just get lucky. They submit 50-100 lineups sometimes. 50/50s and head to head are probably the best way to increase the bankroll. Even our little tourney will be hard to win consistently.

 

I agree. I usually only throw a couple $'s at big tourneys. Kind of like playing the lottery. Gotta play to win. I figure if I can cash on a few 50/50's every week, I can keep throwing a couple bucks into the big events.

You all need to stop. You're dangerously close to convincing me to put a small chunk in there and start playing. :lol2:

You could win $1 Million this weekend.

Congrats and nice call Fitz. I thought my late charge last night might be enough.

I'm in

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You all need to stop. You're dangerously close to convincing me to put a small chunk in there and start playing. :lol2:

 

Oh come on Mr. Accountant. Even you have to appreciate my suggestion of depositing 25 bucks and playing for 5 weeks. Money well spent. :D

Fanduel is advertising a lot!

Fanduel is advertising a lot!

 

I haven't noticed it much. Maybe they could get a few more ad spots.

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