The open map of daily fantasy sports — from center court to the rafters.
– concepts and – prerequisite links, rising off the hardwood from your first contest to full tournament theory. Every link says what must come first, and why. Tap any light to open its scouting report.
A sport-agnostic core, plus a Sport Playbooks wing covering eleven sports — because every sport is the same framework with different dials.
DFSPREP is the full map of DFS mastery — an interactive 3D depth chart that rises from your first contest entry to full tournament theory, one concept at a time.
Every concept is a light on the court. Tap it and the full lesson opens: the idea in plain English, a worked example with real numbers, the mistakes that cost real money, and a 3-question final you have to pass before the light counts as mastered — so you always know what to learn next, and why.
A sport-agnostic core takes you from the hardwood to the rafters. Each discipline is color-coded on the map, and every concept tells you exactly what must come first.
Scoring, salary caps, contest types, and the habits that separate process from results — the floor everything else is built on.
Stacking, correlation, leverage, and late swap — how winning rosters are actually constructed.
Projections, ownership, line movement, pricing inefficiencies, and reviewing your own play like film.
The steady side of DFS: 50/50s, double-ups, and the discipline of high-floor lineups that pay the bills.
Tournament theory — game theory, projecting ownership, tournament EV math, and building for first place.
The 50/25/25 split, stop-losses, bankroll tiers, withdrawals, and tilt control — staying in the game long enough to win it.
Optimizers, Monte Carlo simulation, portfolio theory and mass multi-entry — the sharp end of the pool.
The same framework with different dials, tuned sport by sport — because specialization is where edges live.
Pick your sport with data instead of fandom, then learn the dials that make it different.
The complete DFSK playbook library — the Bankroll Playbook (13 chapters, 5 worksheets), the GPP Playbook (10 chapters of tournament theory, from payout curves to tournament EV math), and the Sport Playbooks (all 11 sports, dial by dial). Every concept on the map links straight to its chapter.