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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/27/2020

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CS:GO Slate Summary

3 games onDK

2 games onFD

Optimalstack on DK is 3-3, 2-2-2 also works

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1

Pricing isreferred to DraftKings

CS:GO StackTarget #1: FaZe (-138)

As we wrote up yesterday, Fnatic has looked sloppy with their play as of late and come into this one facing one of the best teams in the world, FaZe. Until Fnatic picks up their play, we simply cannot trust them to be featured in one of these articles unless they’re in an amazing matchup, and aside from NiKo, the fact that we get to stack FaZe this cheap on DK is ridiculous. Both teams have a 4-man unit that can impact each map, but I’ll side with the team in better form with confidence in almost every line.

Top Stack: NiKo($10,400), broky ($7,400), coldzera ($7,200), rain ($6,600)

CS:GO Stack Target #2: Natus Vincere (-125)

I really wish we could watch this series 1v1 as two of the best players in the world in s1mple and ZywOo face off in what should be a really fun series to watch. Ultimately, I side with NAVI in this one because of their supporting cast to their star player, electronic and flamie, but do not underestimate what ZywOo can accomplish with his solo play, let alone if apEX, RpK, and shox heat up.

Top Stack: s1mple ($10,200), electronic ($9,400), flamie ($4,600)

One-Off: ZywOo ($9,400)

CS:GO StackTarget #3: GenG (+137)

This game could go either way, but I’ll gladly take GenG at low pricing again for tournaments. They have the upside of almost any elite team on a CS:GO slate and have a recent win over EG at the Road to Rio. Both of these teams’ top 3 maps are the same, being Train, Mirage, and Inferno, so it’ll be an interesting battle in what should be a 3-game series.

Top Stack: BnTeT($7,000), autimatic ($7,800), koosta ($7,200)

HedgeStack: Brehze ($8,400), CeRq ($6,800), Ethan ($5,800)

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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/28/2020

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CS:GO Slate Summary

3 gameson DK

2games on FD

Optimalstack on DK is 3-3, 2-2-2 also works

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1

Pricingis referred to DraftKings

CS:GO Stack Target #1:Natus Vincere (-225)

After winning 2-1 versus Team Vitality (aka ZywOo) and being featured in yesterday’s article, NAVI finds themselves right back here, but this time as our top stack. Climbing to the 2nd spot in the World Ranking, NAVI has been on an absolute tear since the month of March and Ence is trending the opposite direction since late February, falling from a top-10 team, all the way to their current ranking of 23. Aside from allu ($10,000) and sergej ($8,000), this Ence squad won’t be able to keep up with the depth NAVI has to offer.

Top Stack: s1mple($9,400), electronic ($6,800), Boombl4 ($5,400)

CS:GO Stack Target #2:Ninjas in Pyjamas (-120 PK)

This is probably the hardest game to predict given the recent form of NIP. Losers of 2 in their last 3, NIP’s recent loss to Vitality at the Road to Rio was really close with two of the three maps going to overtime; before that, just two weeks prior, NIP beat them 2-1. ZywOo ($9,000) is one of, if not the best player in the world, and is worthy of a one off, but I’ll stack NIP and pick them to win the series.

Top Stack: Plopski($8,400), REZ ($8,200), nawwk ($8,600)

CS:GO Stack Target #3: C9(+100)

I constantly find myself trying to fade the North American teams but FanDuel doesn’t give you an option by only having the later two games on their slates. 100 Thieves did beat C9 2-0 at the Road to Rio but aren’t looking as convincing in their recent play compared to their counterparts. C9 showed that they can be dominant by beating EG in the most recent match at DreamHack; I like the upset here.

Top Stack: floppy($7,800), oSee ($7,200), Sonic ($6,400) or motm ($6,200)

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KBO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/26/2020

Joshua Moore
written by Joshua Moore

KBO Matchups

KIA @ KTW

LG @ HAN

SK @ DOO

SAM @ LOT

KIW @ NCD

Kings of the Hill

Chang Mo Koo (L), NCD ($9,600 DK / $26 FD)

If Koo wasn’t playing KIW he’d be the lock of the KBO slate. Nonetheless, the NCD southpaw is an elite target tonight. 3 games into the KBO season, there’s an argument to be made that he has been the best pitcher in the league: 22IP posting a 2-0 record, 0.41 ERA, 1.69 FIP, 0.55 WHIP, 32.9% strikeout rate, 5.3% walk rate, and 0 homeruns allowed. He has thrown at least 90 pitches in every game this season and has posted 3 straight quality starts. Koo did shut down the Doosan offense, allowing only 1 run on 2 hits and a walk. Yes, Doosan’s power hitters are lefties, which pose for a bigger challenge to get hits on Koo, but it was impressive nonetheless. KIW does have a lot of pop off the bat and are predominately righty, with sluggers Byung-Ho Park and Ha-Seong Kim being two of the best in the league, but have their work cut out for them tonight.

Chris Flexen (R), DOO ($8,700 DK / $27 FD)

Another elite target on the KBO slate comes at a premium,but it definitely worth paying up for. Flexen comes into tonight’s matchup ranking4th in the KBO in K% at 28.2% and faces a SK team that has struggled to gettheir bats going, albeit have been much better in the last few. Another pitcherwith a long leash, Flexen has posted pitch counts of 94, 108, and 108. Look fora clean outing for the Doosan ace.

Tyler Wilson (R), LG ($7,600 DK / $26 FD)

Coming off a great 2019 KBO campaign, Tyler Wilson hassettled down in his last two starts after a rough first outing for the Twins. Myreal interest for Wilson on tonight’s KBO slate comes due to his matchupagainst the Hanwha Eagles. We’ve said it time and time again that this is oneof the worst-hitting teams in the KBO and we love to pick on them. Wilson hasn’ttopped 100 pitches yet this season so do not expect that to change tonight, butfor his price on DK, you can’t go wrong.

GPP options: Dan Straily (R), LOT, Drew Gagnon (R), KIA

The Batter’s Box

DOO

I had Doosan in almost every one of my lineups onSaturday so naturally I had to watch them obliterate David Buchanan… ugh.Doosan mustered a whopping 0 runs, but had ample opportunity to light him upwith their 11 hits and still looked to be the best offense in the KBO. Tonight,they face Jong Hoon Park, a righty who has given up 8, 6, and 6 hits in his 3starts this season, including 8 to a mediocre Hanwha lineup. He’s alsostruggled with his command, giving up multiple free passes in his last twostarts. Look for Doo to explode tonight against Park and the worst bullpen inthe KBO.

Top options: anyone from this lineup is playable, from1-9

LG

My GPP stack of the day, LG is a very interesting play on tonight’s KBO slate because of the level of uncertainty surrounding Hanwha’s starter, Chad Bell. Bell is coming off the DL to make his first start of the 2020 campaign after dealing with an elbow injury on his throwing arm (the left). Yes, the lefty on lefty matchup does not bode well for Roberto Ramos or Hyun Soo Kim, but I am banking on Bell getting the hook early on after only throwing 43 pitches in two innings in his most recent rehab start. If LG sees the Hanwha bullpen for most of the game, look out.

Top Options: Roberto Ramos (1B), Hyun Soo Kim (OF),Eun Sung Chae (OF), Min Sung Kim (3B), Chun Woong Lee (OF)

Honorable Mention: NCD

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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/26/2020

Phil Naessens
written by Phil Naessens

CS:GO Slate Summary

3 games onDK

2 games onFD

Optimalstack on DK is 3-3, not opposed to 2-2-2

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1

Pricing isreferred to DraftKings

CS:GO StackTarget #1: FaZe (-250)

This series will likely go the distance, but I lean with the more talented squad in FaZe. After beating GODSENT 2-1 yesterday, FaZe looked to be in great form behind stellar team play. FaZe is comprised of a balanced squad with tremendous individual talents in NiKo, broky, and coldzera, and when rain plays well in the same series, they almost look unstoppable.

Top Stack: NiKo($10,000), broky ($9,000), coldzera ($8,400), rain ($7,800)

CS:GO StackTarget #2: GenG (+125)

Not reallysure how GenG isn’t favored in this one at the time of writing, and if I had toguess, they’ll be favored by the end of the night. We’ll gladly take thereduction in pricing on both sites; GenG beat 100 Thieves 2-0 the last timethey played in the Road to Rio, and as long as they can keep their opponent offof their preferred map, Vertigo, they’re in a great spot to repeat.

Top Stack: BnTeT($7,000), autimatic ($7,400), koosta ($7,000)

CS:GO StackTarget #3: GODSENT (+300)

This is a pick that can take down a GPP but also burn your lineups, so precede with caution. Under no circumstance am I saying Fnatic isn’t elite; they are the #3 ranked team in the world, have tremendous history as a club, and can easily wipe the floor with their opponent. But recently, they are slumping and have shown flashes of terrible play in their losses against Team Spirit yesterday, Movistar, and Ninjas in Pyjamas. Before that, they’ve lost to teams such as Vitality and even Dignitas. GODSENT was in tough yesterday versus FaZe but showed why they are no joke by almost coming back on the first map, Nuke, after being down 14-3 and taking the second map, Inferno, 16-14. If Fnatic gets to play on Inferno, they’ll likely take that map considering they obliterate GODSENT in terms of winning percentage, 61% to 9%, but then again, GODSENT beat FaZe on there yesterday. But GODSENT matches up well on Fnatic’s two other preferred maps, Nuke and Train, posting 64% and 75% win rates, respectively, compared to Fnatic’s 62% and 60% win rates. With how cheap they are on both sites, GODSENT makes for a great GPP play at low ownership. Farlig ($8,000) is my favorite captain on the slate if playing GODSENT, he’s is a lock in these stacks, paired with two of the other three listed.

Top Stack: Farlig($8,000), Maden ($6,600), STYKO ($6,200), zehN ($6,600)

HedgeStack: Brollan ($8,600), flusha ($8,200), JW ($6,800)

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MLB Season-Long Coverage: Points Leagues: Part I

DFSGhost
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Welcome to Ghost’s first edition of MLB season-long coverage! Firstly, I’d like to start off by wishing the entire WinDaily community well during this tough time. While COVID-19 has been a terrifying force throughout the entire world, the entire staff over at WinDaily wishes nothing but the best for you and your loved ones. Be safe everyone!

I will be beginning with my coverage of season-long MLB points leagues in the first of two 5-part series’, later moving on to categories’ leagues. The differences between the two are numerous, but I will break it down as much as I can: points leagues are more volume-based whereas categories leagues involve more strategy. The former is typically all about how many games your pitching staff plays in a given week, in addition to having the more prolific batting performance that given week, thus accumulating more points for your team in your head-to-head (H2H) matchup. The latter is typically nine “mini-matchups” in a battle for winning the most categories by outscoring your opponent in a given statistic, and thus involving more strategy on draft day, which we will further develop in the second 5-part series.

The MLB points league 5-part series will be broken down as followed: OverallStrategy, Players to Target & Players to Avoid, Draft Preview: Top ofRound, Draft Preview: Middle of Round, Draft Preview: End of Round. Enjoy!

Overall MLB Strategy

My overall recommendation for MLB points leagues is straightforward and can be applied to any draft position that you may find yourself in. I have been using this draft strategy through my three years in season-long leagues and have won the championship in all three seasons (weird flex, I know) and it has proven to be crucial to a good start out of the gate throughout opening weeks. Baseball is one of the sports where I change my roster the most, with a few of my drafted batters consistently disappointing me and a few undrafted gems finding themselves on the waiver wire early on. Here are my keynotes:

  • Draft pitchers early and often!

My number one recommendation for MLB points leagues: bolster your pitching staff early and often! Pitching spots in these kinds of leagues are often broken down into two Starting Pitcher (SP) spots, two Relief Pitcher (RP) spots, and four Pitcher (P) spots where you can play both SPs and RPs. Make no mistake, starting pitchers are king in points leagues. Yes, they usually only pitch once per H2H matchup (or twice if you’re lucky enough for them to be starting on Monday or Tuesday), but they will accumulate the most points for your team throughout the season’s entirety if you don’t land a Mike Trout or Cody Bellinger at the top of the first round. I will get into further detail in each of the MLB draft previews as to where you should select which pitchers, but no, you do not pass on one of the five premier batters (Mike Trout, Ronald Acuña Jr., Cody Bellinger, Christian Yelich, and Mookie Betts) in favor of a premier pitcher. Ideally, I like to have 4 starting pitchers selected by the end of round 8 and at the latest by the end of round 10 if certain batters slip, locking down a safe floor of points on a weekly basis. In doing so, I leave myself room for reaches on batters (based on ADP) in the later rounds when everyone is scrambling for their pitchers. Lastly, I am not a fan of relief pitchers in my RP spots. I much prefer solidifying my pitching staff with dual-eligible pitchers who are starters in their respective rotations but are both SP and RP eligible, such as Tyler Glasnow and Carlos Carrasco.

  • Keep tabs on the MLB waiver wire

Just like in every other season-long sport, the MLB waiver wire could be a differentiator in your final standing when the season comes to an end. Those that stay active are often the first ones to grab someone that is off to a hot start or on a hot streak and could ride it out for more H2H wins or use that player as trade bait. I wouldn’t recommend jumping the gun on a certain player who has one multi-homerun game with a sub .250 average in his last ten games, but someone that is having strong contact on a consistent basis and plays in a “hitter’s park” is a guy you would want to keep an eye on. Lastly, specifically in MLB H2H points leagues, a bench spot reserved for waiver wire pickups is useful, if you can afford to have it. It comes in handy should one of your bats be on a cold streak and you want to replace him for someone hitting in Coors Field, for example, or if you want to stream a pitcher to either get ahead in the matchup at the beginning of the week or play catch up at the end of the week.

  • Do NOT getemotionally attached to a player!

I personally try my best to avoid drafting MLB players from my favorite team, as it is likely the source of your emotional attachment to an underperforming player on your roster. However, should your favorite team by the Yankees, it’s kind of tough to justify not drafting players of the likes of Gerrit Cole, DJ LeMahieu, and Gleyber Torres, amongst others such as Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, so I am not completely opposed to it, but I try my hardest not to because it makes trading them or dropping them a lot harder. Obviously, you would not drop one of the players I have listed above, maybe Judge or Stanton if anyone, but allow me to elaborate: do not be afraid to drop someone that you took in rounds 5-15 should they be underperforming. The MLB is surely going to have a shortened season, so do not allow yourself to get emotionally attached to a player because you had high expectations for them heading into your drafts. Lastly, just like we recommend for MLB DFS, I like to hedge in positions where I reached for a player that I have high expectations for. For example, at the shortstop position, second-year pro-Bo Bichette of the Toronto Blue Jays is poised to build on his MLB rookie campaign. However, should I reach for Bichette in either earlier rounds than his ADP or simply reach for him in terms of his ceiling because of my lofty expectations, I would recommend hedging with a second shortstop with a safer floor such as Paul DeJong of the St. Louis Cardinals. While DeJong does not offer the same flash as Bichette, he has top 100 upside with a floor in the 150-175 range for ranked players in points leagues.

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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/24/2020

DFSGhost
written by DFSGhost

CS:GO Slate Summary

3 games onDK

2 games onFD

Optimal stack on DK is 3-3, not opposed to 2-2-2 builds

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1

Pricing isreferred to DraftKings

CS:GO StackTarget #1: FURIA (-700)

My onlyconcern about FURIA is that they win too quickly. Nonetheless, they are thebest stack on the CS:GO slate and in a great spot versus Chaos. FURIA outpacestheir opponent in map win percentages across the board, have a better core,better individual talent, and should win with ease. Lock and load with extremeconfidence.

Top Stack: KSCERATO($9,000), yuurih ($8,200), HEN1 ($7,400)

CS:GO StackTarget #2: Complexity (-163)

Back to backdays of nailing the Cmplexity pick as underdogs, they come in to this CS:GOslate as favorites over BIG. We don’t get the luxury of stacking them at cheapprices anymore given their production over the last two slates, but they are anelite target, nonetheless. While all 4 of the Complexity core are viable, poizonis a great play to pair with blameF and k0nfig to save some money.

Top Stack: blameF($8,000), k0nfig ($8,800), poizon ($6,200), oBo ($7,200)

CS:GO StackTarget #3: MAD Lions (+137)

If you’ve been keeping up with the recent content, you’ll notice that we’ve been picking on mousesports and exploiting some underdog stacks that have worked out tremendously. This one is a little more concerning given the recent play of MAD, but I’ll take them because of their map dominance on Inferno, Overpass, and Mirage. MAD posts 100%, 100%, and 75% win rates on these three maps while mousesports posts 20%, 0%, and 40% win rates, respectively. MAD even holds up well with a relatively same winning percentage on mousesports’ best map, Dust2 (71.4% vs 70%). Based on both teams’ awful play as of late and mousesports’ individual talent, I’m not opposed to hedging this one with the hedge stack listed below, but I lean MAD over mousesports.

Top Stack: Bubzkji($7,600), sjuush ($8,400), acor ($6,800) or roeJ ($6,000)

HedgeStack: ropz ($8,600), frozen ($7,800), woxic ($6,600)

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KBO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/23/2020

Christopher Day
written by Christopher Day

KBO Matchups

KTW @ LG

HAN @ NCD

KIA @ SK

DOO @ SAM

KIW @ LOT

Kings of the KBO Hill

Eric Jokisch (L), KIW

The KIW southpaw import is surprisingly coming in atlower ownership than expected at the time of writing and makes for an eliteplay on today’s KBO slate. Jokisch comes in with a 2-0 record, 0.53 ERA, 0.71WHIP and 14 Ks across 17 innings of work. The statistics are stellar, as is thematchup; aside from last game, LOT’s bats have seemed to have cooled off andhave struck out 106 times on the season, good for 6th-most in the KBO.

Drew Rucinski (R), NCD

Another elite KBO arm at the top end of the pricing range, Rucinski faces a Hanwha squad that cannot seem to muster any offence, ranking 8th in slugging percentage (.365) and OBP (.323). With his powerful offence behind him, Rucinski will be a lock for a win and with his high pitch counts 3 games into the KBO season, a strong candidate for a QS and some Ks.

GPP options: Aaron Brooks (R), KIA and Raul Alcantara (R), DOO

KBO Batter’s Box

KIW

LOT is putting In Bok Lee on the mound to start the game as an opener in what should be a bullpen game for the Giants. Bullpens are terrible in the KBO, and the KIW offence has come alive lately, scoring 39 runs in their last 5 games. If Byung-Ho Park can get back to his power hitting ways, KIW can easily be the top scoring stack tonight. Look for an injury update on Ha Seong Kim (SS) who is nursing an ankle injury, but travelled with the team and is expected back in the lineup either tonight or tomorrow.

Top options: Byung-Ho Park (1B), Keon Chang Seo (1B/2B), JungHoo Lee (OF), Dong Won Park (C), Ha Seong Kim (SS)

DOO

We nailed this call yesterday with DOO lighting up Samsung for 12 runs behind Jose Fernandez and his 6 RBIs. They’re in another great spot tonight versus Samsung, who is putting Dae Woo Kim on the mound to open up an expected bullpen game. With Jae-Il Oh still sidelined, their stack is relatively affordable on DK aside from Jose Fernandez and Jae Hwan Kim.

Top options: anyone from this lineup is playable, from1-9

LG

Another KBO slate, another day where Roberto Ramos and Eun Sung Chae are priced ridiculously low. With Min Kim on the mound for KTW, who has struggled with the deep ball, both Roberto Ramos and Hyun Soo Kim get their favorited lefty vs righty split and could go yard. Lock and load.

Top Options: Roberto Ramos (1B), Hyun Soo Kim (OF),Eun Sung Chae (OF), Min Sung Kim (3B), Chun Woong Lee (OF)

Honorable Mention: NCD

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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/23/2020

DFSGhost
written by DFSGhost

CS:GO Slate Summary

3 games onDK

2 games onFD

Optimalstack on DK is 3-3

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1

Pricing isreferred to DraftKings

CS:GO StackTarget #1: Complexity (-138)

We nailed the upset pick yesterday with Complexity defeating mousesports 2-0. We’re going back to them today versus MAD Lions who looked terrible yesterday in their match versus BIG. With the recent play of oBo, Complexity has 4 guys that can impact the map and steal games based on individual skill alone. All four players are viable, but blameF and k0nfig are top priorities.

Top Stack: blameF($7,800), k0nfig ($7,600), poizon ($7,000), oBo ($7,200)

CS:GO StackTarget #2: BIG (+137)

BIG has been in poor form in the past month or so but played fairly well versus MAD yesterday. Both them and mousesports are slumping but I’ll side with the underdog to take the victory here because of their play yesterday and map choices; mousesports’ top maps are Dust2, Train, Nuke, and Vertigo, where they post 76.9%, 64.3%, 54.5%, and 50% win rates, respectively. However, BIG has better winning percentages on all except for Dust2. After upsetting MAD yesterday, BIG gets the job done here.

Top Stack: syrsoN($8,400), tabseN ($6,000), tiziaN ($5,400) or k1to ($6,800)

CS:GO StackTarget #3: MiBR (+250)

A heavy underdog versus Team Liquid, I love MiBR in this matchup. While Team Liquid is the higher ranked team, they have been slumping over the past month and have looked terrible. MiBR have been surging since late-March and played amazingly well yesterday versus Chaos; their big 3 will carry them to victory once again. If you feel the need to hedge this one, the TL top stack is listed below.

Top Stack: FalleN($8,000), kNgV- (6,400), fer ($7,000)

HedgeStack: EliGe ($8,800), NAF ($8,200), Twistzz ($7,200)

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KBO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/22/2020

Christopher Day
written by Christopher Day

KBO Matchups

HAN @ NCD (-190)

KIA (-240) @ SK

KTW @ LG (-150)

DOO (-180) @ SAM

KIW (-190) @ LOT

Kings of the Hill

Jake Brigham (R), KIW – $8,400 DK / $24 FD

One of the KBO’s aces is about to turn the cornertonight. Posting an 0-1 record, 4.15 ERA and 1.46 WHIP, Brigham’s statisticsearly on don’t exactly jump off the page. What entices me to go back to himtonight is his 20% strikeout rate and amazing matchup versus a slumping LOTteam that couldn’t seem to muster a hit versus a miserable KIA pitcheryesterday. LOT’s batters are frustrated and seem to be swinging at almosteverything, lock Brigham with confidence.

Hyun Jong Yang (L), KIA – $9,000 DK / $27 FD

Arguably the best pitcher in the KBO, Hyun Jong Yang has found his groove in his last two starts. After a miserable opening day outing, which is his notorious for, Yang has back to back wins, quality starts, and an increasing pitch count and strikeouts. He showed his stuff versus Doosan last game, finding the strike zone with ease and taming the lethal Bears lineup. Look for a repeat performance tonight versus SK, whose entire lineup seems to be in a funk.

GPP options: Odrisamer Despaigne (R), KTW and Warwick Saupold (R), HAN

Notes

Much better pitching options on tonight’s KBO slatethan there were yesterday. I’m pretty much locked in with the top two optionslisted here, but Despaigne makes for a great GPP option should his ownership belower than the other two. Look for updates in Discord.

The Batter’s Box

KIA

I have a feeling that this will be one of those “why did I not cash? Oh, because I faded Preston Tucker” KBO slates. SK is due to start Joo Han Kim as an opener in what will be a bullpen game for the home squad. In 0.3IP across 3 games, Kim has allowed 5 hits, 5 ER and 3 walks, posting an ERA of… 45. If the Tigers can get to him early and often, they’ll be able to smash for 9 innings given that SK’s bullpen is one of the worst in the KBO in terms of both walk and home run percentages.

Top options: Preston Tucker (OF), Ji Wan Na (OF), Sun Bin Kim(SS), Chan Ho Park (3B/SS), Hyung Woo Choi (1B/OF)

DOO

Prices still up? Check. One of their star batters outto lower ownership? Check. Juicy matchup? Also, check. I’m loving DOO at lowownership tonight because of how mightily Ben Lively struggles versus lefties: hisstrikeout rate nearly cuts in half when facing lefty/righty splits and seems tolose control more often too. With DOO deploying 6 lefties in their lineup andtwo of the best right-handed contact bats in Jae-Ho Kim and Kun-Woo Park, I’mloving this DOO squad.

Top options: Jose Fernandez (1B/2B), Jae Hwan Kim(1B/OF), Kun-Woo Park (OF), Jae-Ho Kim (SS), Se Hyuk Park (C)

Honorable Mention Stack: KIW Heroes, NC Dinos

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CS:GO DFS: Ghost’s Breakdown 05/22/2020

DFSGhost
written by DFSGhost

CS:GO Slate Summary

3 games onDK

2 games onFD

Optimalstack on DK is 3-3

Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1, one-off is preferable at the team spot

Pricing isreferred to DraftKings

CS:GO StackTarget #1: MiBR (-250)

The top stack of the day goes to MiBR who come in as heavy favorites versus Chaos. MiBR beat them 2-1 last time out but have lost to them 2-1 as well so it should be a closely contested matchup, but I’ll side with MiBR’s big 3 over Chaos’ to shoulder the load. Even though they lost 2-0 to FURIA as predicted, MiBR played really well and should crush Chaos.

Top Stack: Fallen($10,000), fer ($8,800), kNgV- ($8,400)

CS:GO StackTarget #2: MAD Lions (-188)

Winners of7 of their past 8, MAD Lions look to be in a great spot versus BIG. The latterperforms really well on their maps of choice, but the problem is, MAD performseven better on them. With MAD’s improvement over the past month and BIG’sdownfall over the same period, I’ll be locking in the Lions on both sites.

Top Stack: Bubzkji($8,600), sjuush ($7,600), AcilioN ($6,600) or roeJ ($6,400)

CS:GO StackTarget #3: Complexity (+200)

The #4 team in the world, mousesports, is hard to figure out; they have looked in top form against some elite squads but have played down to the level of some weaker opponents and seemed to have lost their form. Complexity is one of those teams that can upset anyone with the play of their 4-man unit executing extremely well over their current winning streak. Complexity is coming in red hot, but none of their opponents have been to the calibre of mousesports; I’ll still take the upset but recommend a hedge.

Top Stack: blameF($7,400), k0nfig ($7,200), poizon ($6,200), oBo ($7,200)

HedgeStack: ropz ($8,000), frozen ($7,800), woxic ($7,200)

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