Quote from: dimonstration on March 26, 2025, 02:12:20 PM

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on March 26, 2025, 01:41:04 PM

When important people are questionable to suit up I never place a bet on the team. I mean you can just wait until some minutes before the game when the final roster available gets published, there are many fantasy sports sites that bring updates super quick actually. Also on Twitter teams often make a post about the starting 5 minutes before the game starts. That's the safest route. I had my fair share of bad surprises when suddenly some main guy didn't suit up and my bet was doomed before the game even started. Cry

This is a good suggestion which I’m not aware until you brought up, I thought fantasy sports usually just have virtual players like NBA2K that doesn’t reflect the actual roster that will play on the game.

I’m only relying on the google stats when the game is started that’s why I rarely bet on prematch because some questionable players usually play/not play unexpectedly on the actual match.

The odds variation is just minimal factor to consider if the questionable players usually play gives a huge impact on the game.

Yeah, fantasy sports is just basically the stats versus each other. So lets say you have 10 players, and the other guy has 10 players, if your 10 players scored more than their 10, you get a point, if you rebounded more then you get another point, etc etc. Some do it with just three most famous ones, points/rebounds/assists but some go as further as shooting splits as well, so you have to find which league and what kind of situation.

In this case, knowing exactly who is playing and who is not, could be very important distinction between winning or not. That way, you can bench a very good superstar, and put a very low minute role player in, because even if that player scores 2 points, it would be better than a resting superstar who won't play.