Hello and welcome to a bonus Saturday DFS episode.

Matt Harmon from Yahoo here chatting with my buddy, my good pal, my friend, T.J. Hernandez from 4-4, a little pre-show business before we get into the meat of this DFS discussion here. Sign up for Yahoo Fantasy Plus. I mean, come on. The trade hub. Give me a break. I talked about this on the podcast in the middle of the week with Dalton, but the stone worst question to get as an analyst. And T.J., I know you do more DFS stuff, but I'm sure you agree with this too. But the stone worst question is, here's my roster. Who should I trade for? I have, I, that's, I don't know. Try to do a trade that's good for the other person. Try to also make it good for you. But you know what? The trade hub at Yahoo Fantasy

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slash plus. All right, TJ, week two, it was a week two is an interesting week. I think we had a pretty

good week on the podcast overall. I thought it was pretty solid. Some of the picks turned out pretty

well. Just before we jump into the play the positions, the players, everything, any kind of general

thoughts about the way DFS has gone through the first two weeks or any big grand view ideas here.

Yeah, definitely about kind of a week two lesson that's leading into week three.

And this is tournament specific, but I think one thing, we don't talk so much about on this podcast,

because we're focusing on values, but a tournament idea in general that we're always

talking about is how much we're going to play the most popular players or if we should be

played the most popular players. And what's going to happen this week is we're going to have

a lot of players, the most popular players, they're not going to be that popular relative

to other weeks because we have a lot of games. The teams that are supposed to be very high scoring, those players not going to be that popular relative to other weeks because we have a lot of

games of teams that are supposed to be very high scoring. Those players are all going to

suppress each other's roster rates. So in a typical week, you might see a few players that are on

35, 40, sometimes even 50% of tournament rosters. Last week, what's probably going to happen this week is the most popular players are

going to be in maybe 25% of rosters at the most.

So those are the weeks, those are the situations where you can be willing to roster the

most popular players, even in the biggest tournaments like the Yahoo Baller, because

our focus in tournaments isn't the individual roster rate of each player, it's how much of an

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