What's up, guys, Rick here with a DFS preview for this week's Masters, or at least the simulated version of the Masters.

That's right.

Spreadsheet golf is back.

This is like what?

The fourth or fifth week we've been doing this?

We did the players. We did the doing this. We did the players.

We did the match play.

We did the Vlaro, Texas Open, and now the Masters?

I don't think I've missed one in there.

But yeah, this has been a lot of fun.

If you're new to spreadsheet golf, basically what I do is I simulate the results of all four rounds in a spreadsheet, you're able to make DFS lineups

off it and you're able to make money.

You know, small prizes, right?

We all put in 25 bucks in entry, no big deal.

You can enter up to three times.

You make your lineup and you'll see how your teams play out in real time because all

of the rounds are simulated live on YouTube

in a stream. So for this week's Masters, though, I've been working on a few things and I think

this is the best spreadsheet golf that we have to date. So let me show you the sheet here. It may not look different to you, but I will tell you it's very different.

Not only are we using the actual field for the Masters at the time the PGA tour went on hiatus.

So I believe there's 90 golfers that were currently qualified for the Masters at the

players championship, which is right on, you know, that's all your past champions.

...