New tools and major improvements, newest first.
Each build now shows its best lineup against its projection and, for NBA, how many lineups reached 300+. Chips under each build show how it was made (projection, uniques, game-out, core, locks and more). During the games, PMR shows how many projected minutes your lineup still has to play.
Open Results →Open any night that's over in the NBA optimizer and build with actual DraftKings points to see the best possible lineups - the morning after, or right after the last game ends.
Open the optimizer →New optional rules in Advanced Options: no two teammates at the same position, and a bring-back from the other side of a team you stack. High-total games (240+) are highlighted in orange, and teammates who gain from an OUT player at their position are tagged in the player pool.
Open the optimizer →Tonight's games as they happen: scores, time left, every player's line and DraftKings points, updated every few minutes. Members also see each player's projection and where he's headed, and Results scores your builds live.
Open NBA Live →Pick lineups in any build (one by one, a range, or everything shown) and copy or move them into another build or a new one.
Open the optimizer →Pick a past date in the NBA optimizer to open that night's slates with its projections, and see how your lineups would have scored.
Open the optimizer →Defense vs Position now compares each game to what the player normally does, with recent games counting more. Choose a style from Classic to Very Aggressive, or fine-tune your own on the DvP settings page.
Open DvP →Find tonight's players most likely to have a big night, beyond their projection.
Open the Ceiling finder →Build NBA lineups with a projection that also weighs tonight's matchup.
Open the optimizer →The DvP page has a new look: Matrix or Table view, position, window, starters or bench, season and minimum minutes, with one Export menu. A 4-minute video walks through it, on the new Tutorial videos page.
Watch the tutorial →Tonight's games by tip-off with team totals, spreads and starters - confirmed or projected - plus who's out, with every player's projection and salary.
Open NBA Lineups →Click any player for his card: game log with DraftKings points and salaries, splits, and tonight's matchup.
Open projections →Build groups of lineups that each leave out a game entirely - each game in turn, a start time, or games you pick.
Open the optimizer →Every projection update, newest first: who moved and by how much, players added or removed, and injury status changes.
See today's changes →Every build you saved on a slate, scored with actual DraftKings points, next to the slate's best possible lineup.
Open Results →The NBA optimizer now has everything the NFL one has: exposures, groups, core combos, saved setups, late swap and more, for Classic and Showdown.
Open the optimizer →Without an NBA membership you can use the optimizer and projections on a night that's already been played.
Try it →Upload your DraftKings entries and the optimizer re-works every lineup that still has players to play, keeping locked players in place. Download the file and upload it back to DraftKings.
Open the optimizer →Keep the best lineups of a build with every core combo still covered; preview what would be dropped and pin the lineups you always want to keep.
Open the optimizer →Pick a core of top players and the optimizer builds every pair or trio of them across your lineups, the best combos most often.
Open the optimizer →Signed-in members without NFL can use every NFL tool on last week's slate.
Try it →Make groups of players (at least or at most N of them in a lineup), set max exposure by position, and save your optimizer setups by name.
Open the optimizer →Stack Builder lineups open as optimizer builds, with the exposure panel, locks and excludes, player cards and the build report.
Open the Stack Builder →