Are you passionate about DFS but don’t have the time to catch every show, read detailed breakdowns, or crunch numbers on optimizers? Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out in the world of NBA DFS, Stokastic’s NBA DFS Lineup Generator is your ultimate solution! And here will we provide you with NBA DFS Lineup Generator advice.
With just a few clicks, you can effortlessly navigate through chalky, balanced and contrarian lineups, all while saving up to 20 lineups simultaneously. Powered by Stokastic’s NBA projections and ownership data, the Lineup Generator constructs lineups that are tailored to your needs. We used this tool to identify the key players dominating builds for tonight’s four-game NBA slate.
Join the Stokastic community and tap into the power of Stokastic’s NBA DFS Lineup Generator – the tool that’s not only popular among Stokastic users but also consistently delivers positive results! Let’s take a look at the Lineup Generator results and exposures for tonight.
NBA Advice for Tuesday, November 21 | Lineup Generator
The process kicks off by selecting three key options. First, pick your desired DFS slate between DraftKings main and FanDuel Main.
Next, choose your ownership setting. I usually opt for contrarian lineups because I enjoy playing GPPs, but you can also select from all lineups, chalky lineups or balanced lineups.
Lastly, you have the option to lock in a player based on optimal percentage, projection or boom percentage. You can also skip this step if you’d like.
Today I selected DraftKings Main, contrarian lineups, and skip because there are a few plays I like but none I want to lock in. If you’re playing cash games like double ups or three-mans, you could select chalky or balanced for better projected lineups but contrarian builds is the way I want to go as I’ll be playing the $400K NBA Fadeaway [$100K to 1st] contest.
You can have some of the same players in a chalky lineup and contrarian lineup but as long as you get unique somewhere, that is totally OK. The size of the slate you’re playing can also determine what build is best for you.
After saving 20 lineups, the highest exposures I ended with were 45% Anthony Davis, 45% Jaden Springer, and 40% De’Anthony Melton. Here’s a sample of a lineup that resulted from these selections.
This lineup projects for 250.90 points and includes Anthony Davis and Jaden Springer, but not De’Anthony Melton. It also includes Caris LaVert and Jarrett Allen from the Cavaliers as most of team projects well with Donovan Mitchell out. In addition, it has a 23.1% owned LeBron James and 4.2% owned Obi Toppin from the Pacers. This lineup is super contrarian with three players projected for under 10% ownership, not a lineup I want to use in a single entry contest. However, this is a lineup I would like to use in a massive contest where I can play 150 lineups, which is what I’ll be doing tonight.
The Lineup Generator also makes it easy to export your lineups to CSV file so you can just point and click to upload them to DraftKings.
Exposure for the 20 lineups I saved:
It’s important to note these exposures are based completely off my settings. As a reminder, you can change between lineup builds and save lineups along the way. In total, I had 20 lineups saved in less than five minutes. That’s what makes this such a great NBA DFS tool for newer players and players who don’t have enough time research positive EV plays before lock. Even better, the projections update for you automatically, so you don’t need to worry about players getting ruled out last minute as long as you run the generator after the injury news goes public.
Not only are you getting Stokastic’s NBA DFS Lineup Generator, but any Stokastic package includes access to Stokastic’s Premium Discord, where you can interact with both pros and the community at any time.
