What's going on, everyone? This is T.J. Hernandez, the director of DFS at 4-4-4 Fantasy Football.

This is a rebroadcast of episode 78 from August 21st, 2018, where Holden, Kushner, and I

discuss the differences in lineup construction between cash games and GPPs. For those that haven't signed up for a DFS subscription at 4-4-4 yet, you can use the promo

code DFS MVP and get 25% off of your subscription.

That code is only good for the DFS subscription.

Just as a reminder, every Thursday throughout August, we will be dropping a new DFS MVP each week with a new guest talking about a new theory topic to apply to your NFL DFS season. And every Monday throughout August, we'll be dropping these rebroadcasts from a past theory segment. For now, enjoy this past DFS MVP alongside T.J. Hernandez, the director of DFS or four for four.com. My name is Holden Kushner, and you did it, TJ.

You got me some tribe.

I'm so happy little tribe called Quest to get us going

just a couple weeks before the regular season starts.

Yeah, you asked for it, and I tried to deliver whenever I can.

So we brought it in with bugging out from Tribe Called Quest's album,

The Low End Theory from 1991.

And I checked.

You asked if we had any Tribe Called Quest.

This is the third tribe song.

I think they're now in the lead for most time that artists has appeared on the DFS MVP intro.

And all of those songs are on the Spotify playlist.

Just search DFS MVP on Spotify or look somewhere on my Twitter.

It's probably on there.

Very nice.

Now, just let everybody know this will be another great show because we're doing stuff that is not talked

about very often in the industry, at least guys that play as much as TJ do. And I play

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