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Paydirt NBA DFS Triple Threat 01.13.2023

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Welcome to the NBA DFS Triple Threat here at Paydirt! This is going to be a daily article aimed at giving thoughts and notes on three important aspects of the NBA DFS slate. We will talk through the most popular player on the slate, a great value play, and a situation you need to monitor to find success. This article is best used with the projections models here at Paydirt (Found here), but it will still be valuable even as a one off piece of content. While the focus is on Draftkings, the content is applicable to Fanduel as well. Costs, Projections, and finishing percentiles format will be Draftkings/Fanduel.

Main Points:

Depending on the size of the slate, there may be multiple situations, value plays, and popular options that you need to consider. Join the Paydirt discord with this link for more updates and game theory on all the slates details: https://discord.gg/mQ6u5dfawF

NBA Cash Game Core:

This core of players will help you build a strong foundation in cash games. While it is best to use all these players, it’s not a requirement

Andrew Nembhard

Buddy Hield

Isaiah Jackson

Malik Beasley

Luka Doncic

NBA GPP Core:

This core of players will help you build in differentiation in your lineups. These players are meant to be mixed in with some of the stronger chalk options. How many of these players you put in is  dependent on the size of the field and personal risk tolerance. 

PG: Dennis Smith Jr., NAW, James Harden

SG: Cody Martin, Isaac Okoro, Mitchell (if he plays)

SF: Aaron Neismith, Jaden McDaniels, Josh Hart

PF: Jalen McDaniels, Reggie Bullock, PJ Washington

C: Drew Eubanks, Steven Adams

Questionable DFS Player #1: Donovan Mitchell

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Questionable DFS Player #2: Lauri Markkanen

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Questionable DFS Player #3: Anthony Edwards

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NBA DFS final thoughts

Different format than usual for tonight’s article due to how many stars are questionable at the time of writing. The biggest edge in NBA DFS remains how quickly you can react to injury news close to lock and how well you can execute late swap after lock. Consider leaving yourself optionality by not playing a lot of players from the early games that don’t contain a ton of important injury news. You can gain a big edge by swapping to smash values should some of the stars get ruled out later in the night. Good luck!


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