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I can't tell you how many daily fantasy people that I'm now, that I consider friends who I would have never met if I didn't

come to one of his live events. It sounds odd to say that, the podcast that covers everything you didn't know you wanted to know about fantasy sports.

I'm your host, Peter Roversett, and today we are taking a look at a DFS live final.

It's the holy grail of daily fantasy sports.

Sure, the chance at life-changing money is cool, but a live final is more about the all-expense-paid

trip to a fun location where the finalists get to mingle with the biggest names in the industry

while sweating the action in person.

In person being the operative words there. DFS tends to be a solitary affair, with players

pouring over numbers and spreadsheets by themselves and listening to podcasts on 2X speed.

Unless you consider Twitter replies, social interaction, which you shouldn't, by the way,

live finals provide one of the few venues for turning DFS into a social endeavor. It's basically

the summer camp of DFS and everyone wants to go to one.

DFS pros and touts are notorious for spending thousands upon thousands of dollars entering live

final qualifiers, commonly referred to as cues.

For them, the appeal is often less about the money and more so about the chance to add

to their resume and build their brand. People are much

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