DFS gets made WAY more complicated than it needs to be. You don't need 47 opinions. You don't need to rebuild your lineup 14 times. And you don't need to stare at projections for six hours hoping to discover the one player nobody else knows about. You need a process. That's exactly what we've built with the Showdown Codex. And today, I'm going to show you how simple we've made it.... Game environment → Captain Pool → Lineup construction. That's it. I'll walk through the pieces throughout the day, but the full breakdown will be in your email this afternoon if you're a member. And if you're not? Use DFSARMY for 10% off and come see what we're doing. Less Picks. More Why. Better Decisions.

Here's the part about DFS nobody likes to hear. A great process doesn't mean you win every slate. - Somebody is going to smash tonight. - Somebody smashed yesterday. - Somebody else will smash tomorrow. You don't get to choose when your day comes. But you DO get to decide whether you're still playing when it does. We've had members put up some ridiculous scores already this season. But those wins aren't a promise that tonight is going to be your night. They're proof that the process gives you a way to keep putting yourself in position. That's why bankroll management matters. - Don't chase. - Don't press because you're “due.” - Don't abandon a good process because you haven't gotten your screenshot yet. You can't win the day you quit. The full Codex breakdown is in your email today. And if you want access to the tools we're using, DFSARMY gets you 10% off.

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The first thing we do on a Showdown slate isn't pick players. We figure out what kind of game we're looking at. That's what the Archetype in the Codex helps us do. We're looking at the historical patterns, game environment and player archetypes that tend to matter in games like this. We're not trying to predict the exact final score. We're trying to understand the paths this game can take. Step 1: Understand the game. Then we start narrowing it down.

DFS gets made WAY more complicated than it needs to be. You don't need 47 opinions. You don't need to rebuild your lineup 14 times. And you don't need to stare at projections for six hours hoping to discover the one player nobody else knows about. You need a process. That's exactly what we've built with the Showdown Codex. And today, I'm going to show you how simple we've made it.... Game environment → Captain Pool → Lineup construction. That's it. I'll walk through the pieces throughout the day, but the full breakdown will be in your email this afternoon if you're a member. And if you're not? Use DFSARMY for 10% off and come see what we're doing. Less Picks. More Why. Better Decisions.