NBA DFS Picks for DraftKings and FanDuel 11-13-24
NBA DFS Picks for DraftKings and FanDuel 11-13-24 can be used for the 8 games today. FantasyTeamAdvisors is very excited to be able to provide you with some NBA content once again. Let’s dig in!
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Any time there are 5+ games we will have 3 Top, 3 Mid, and 3 Value Picks at each position. Any time there are less than 5 games, we will have 5 Plays at each position with our projections for them.
PG:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander- 55 FP
Brandon Ingram- 46 FP
Cade Cunningham- 45 FP
Darius Garland- 37 FP
Jalen Suggs- 36 FP
Derick White- 34 FP
Payton Pritchard- 25 FP
Stephon Castle- 25 FP
Jared McCain- 23 FP
NBA DFS Picks for DraftKings and FanDuel 11-13-24
SG:
Donovan Mitchell- 41 FP
Jaylen Brown- 39 FP
Jordan Poole- 37 FP
Coby White- 32 FP
Norman Powell- 32 FP
Dennis Schroder- 31 FP
Amen Thompson- 23 FP
Alex Caruso- 22 FP
Isaiah Joe- 22 FP
SF:
Franz Wagner- 47 FP
Jayson Tatum- 46 FP
Brandon Ingram- 46 FP
Cameron Johnson- 32 FP
Mikal Bridges- 30 FP
Bennedict Mathurin- 30 FP
Keldon Johnson- 26 FP
Tari Eason- 24 FP
Aaron Wiggins- 22 FP
PF:
Giannis Antetokounmpo- 65 FP
Evan Mobley- 40 FP
Pascal Siakam- 39 FP
Kyle Kuzma- 32 FP
Caleb Martin- 27 FP
Bobby Portis- 27 FP
Alex Sarr- 23 FP
Patrick Williams- 22 FP
Jabari Smith Jr- 22 FP
C:
Victor Wembanyama- 55 FP
Karl-Anthony Towns- 47 FP
Alperen Sengun- 40 FP
Ivica Zubac- 37 FP
Nikola Vucevic- 35 FP
Myles Turner- 34 FP
Brook Lopez- 27 FP
Jonas Valanciunas- 24 FP
Mo Wagner- 24 FP
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NBA Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) is a fantasy game where you create a lineup of real-life NBA players who will play in upcoming games. Your goal is to select players you think will perform well (e.g., scoring points, rebounds, assists), as each player’s performance translates into fantasy points. Here’s a rundown on the essentials:
1. Salary Cap & Lineups
- In DFS platforms like DraftKings or FanDuel, you’re given a virtual budget (e.g., $50,000) to build a lineup.
- Each NBA player has a specific salary, typically based on recent performances, matchup, and expected minutes.
- You must pick a set number of players (usually around 8–9) while staying within the budget.
2. Positions
- Typical lineups include specific position requirements: Point Guard (PG), Shooting Guard (SG), Small Forward (SF), Power Forward (PF), Center (C), and sometimes “Utility” or “Flex” spots for any position.
- Balancing positions is crucial, as you need players in each position to have a complete team.
3. Scoring
- Scoring varies by platform, but common categories include:
- Points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks.
- Players lose points for turnovers.
- Certain platforms offer bonuses for double-doubles and triple-doubles (games where players achieve double digits in two or three statistical categories).
4. Player Selection Strategy
- Studs and Value Plays: “Studs” are high-priced, high-output players, while “value plays” are cheaper players who may have higher potential due to a favorable matchup or increased playing time.
- Matchup Consideration: Study opposing teams’ defensive stats; weaker defenses or faster-paced teams generally allow for more points, making them prime targets.
- Injury News: Injuries can open up value opportunities if backups step into larger roles.
5. GPP vs. Cash Games
- Cash Games (e.g., 50/50s, Double-Ups): Half the field wins the same amount of money, so you want a “safe” lineup with high-floor players.
- GPPs (Guaranteed Prize Pools): Only a small percentage of entries win large prizes, so you want a “ceiling” lineup with high-upside players who could outperform expectations.
Tips:
- Minutes & Usage: Look at recent minutes and usage rates; higher minutes and usage generally lead to more points.
- Pace of Play: Faster-paced games lead to more possessions, and thus, more fantasy points.
- Late-Swap Strategy: Some platforms allow changing players after games start, which can help if there’s last-minute injury news.
DFS requires a combination of research, game theory, and a bit of luck! It’s a fun way to enjoy NBA games, as you’re rooting for individual performances rather than just teams.
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