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#26
Used to hit Hollywood a fair amount, had a food poker room but it's been a while
Arnold Palmar Invitational
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#28
Quote Originally Posted by Indydog:
You ever hit French lick?
You ever hit French lick?
I actually have never been, been wanting to play golf there for a long time just never made it happen. It’s a good hour and a half from me I’m further East. Otter Creek in Columbus and Covered Bridge in sellersburg are a couple of spots I like to play
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#32
Quote Originally Posted by Lmsantos:
@Rollz This is my first time playing dfs pick 6. Any pointers? Can you give me a heads up on what I should be looking for?
@Rollz This is my first time playing dfs pick 6. Any pointers? Can you give me a heads up on what I should be looking for?
Well when looking for a contest I would advise playing single entry’s, typically smaller contests where each person can only build 1 lineup and will give you a better chance to win. The big contests are attractive because of the huge payouts but the odds aren’t in your favor. There are also some that are 3 entry, 18 entry’s, etc. those are fine to play but to give yourself the best chance of winning money you will want to fill every entry that is available to you (so if there is 18 allowed entry’s in a contest try to fill all 18)
Also, limit your player pool. I generally make about 20 lineups per week and have a pool of players that I use of about 15-20 guys I’m confident in. If you play too many guys you limit the amount of iterations of lineups you can make with the guys you really like.
Most importantly, get different. It’s a game of leverage, you can’t expect to win when you’re playing the same guys that everybody else is playing. You can play guys that are popular, but you’ll want to get different elsewhere in your lineup. This is how you get leverage on the field, if one popular guy that you fade misses the cut (which happens virtually every week) you all of a sudden create a lot of leverage on the say 15% of lineups that they are in.
That’s my 2 cents on probably the most important aspects of DFS, I just started playing 2 years ago so still learning myself. If anyone has anything else to add feel free. GL 
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#33
@Rollz
Great DFS advice!
Been playing DFS for a bit. Last year was my first year to win big mostly because I tried being more strategic…5k in golf tournament and 50k in NFL..and few smaller nfl wins. I always try to play the limited entry and lower numbers of entrants ones.
BOL this week. Love all your picks ^
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#36
Quote Originally Posted by djmurphr:
@Rollz Great DFS advice! Been playing DFS for a bit. Last year was my first year to win big mostly because I tried being more strategic…5k in golf tournament and 50k in NFL..and few smaller nfl wins. I always try to play the limited entry and lower numbers of entrants ones. BOL this week. Love all your picks ^
@Rollz Great DFS advice! Been playing DFS for a bit. Last year was my first year to win big mostly because I tried being more strategic…5k in golf tournament and 50k in NFL..and few smaller nfl wins. I always try to play the limited entry and lower numbers of entrants ones. BOL this week. Love all your picks ^
Congrats on those big wins dude. I haven’t dove into NFL Dfs yet, maybe I’ll start this year.
Thanks my friend BOL 
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#37
Quote Originally Posted by Indydog:
I hit Ludvig a couples weeks ago, missed with Russell last week (awful last round) but getting back on track this week with Keegan for the win.
I hit Ludvig a couples weeks ago, missed with Russell last week (awful last round) but getting back on track this week with Keegan for the win.
I really thought Henley was going to win that thing, folded down the stretch. That’s why he’s Russell Henley lol. Was with you on Ludvig.
I think Keegan has a good week, my only concern is Scottie scheffler doing Scottie sheffler things on a golf course that values his strengths and devalues putting. Should be a good watch regardless can’t wait
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#43
Full card, Fitzpatrick/horschel/Lowry were close on positionals but didnt get there. It looks like there’s a chance of a wave advantage for the guys teeing off late tomorrow. Cold and windy early
GL all
Outrights
Patrick Cantlay (28-1)
Hideki Matsuyama (30-1)
Tommy Fleetwood (30-1)
Keegan Bradley (50-1)
Top 10 (ties included)
Hideki Matsuyama (+200)
Tommy Fleetwood (+210)
Patrick Cantlay (+220)
Wyndham Clark (+360)
Top 20 (ties included)
Keegan Bradley (+130)
Davis Thompson (+170)
Adam Scott (+175)
Thomas Detry (+200)
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#45
Quote Originally Posted by djmurphr:
@Rollz Just went for a run in Tampa (2hrs west of Bay Hill)…I concur it’s windy af currently. Can’t imagine playing golf in it lol.
@Rollz Just went for a run in Tampa (2hrs west of Bay Hill)…I concur it’s windy af currently. Can’t imagine playing golf in it lol.
Yep I think it’s going to be brutal for these early tee times especially. I ended up playing mostly guys that tee off after 10 EST in DFS. I don’t know if it’s truly going to be a big edge but I thought it was worth taking a chance on, like a lot of those guys anyway
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#50
Quote Originally Posted by TheVigPodcast:
@Rollz Wife works in Orlando, said the winds were so strong early Thursday AM that it woke her up. That course is difficult enough as it is
@Rollz Wife works in Orlando, said the winds were so strong early Thursday AM that it woke her up. That course is difficult enough as it is
Yep it was definitely reflected in scores for the early morning tee times, that may end up being the most difficult time to be on the course all week. Although it looks like sunday could get a little spicy, should be a fun closing stretch
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