What is up, everybody? Welcome to the week 15 DFS MVP podcast. I'm here. I'm here. T.J. Hernandez, the director of DFS at 444.com. As always, with Mr. John Dagle, my trustee, co-host on a, I mean, basically our second Thanksgiving week of the year, we got a three-game slate

on Saturday. So how are you feeling this week? Fun, three-game slate as well. Also, for the live

people, I am using Chris Allen's background. Yeah, let's not bury the lead, right? And set up here,

because I'm in Ohio for poker and I, we're getting to catch up with him, Justin Edwards, Drew Davenport, some others from 4 and around the industry. Very excited. But also,

I don't, like, it's a, it's basically a studio or command center he has set up here. And I'm going

to constantly be looking at the wrong camera. There's so much going on over here. So good luck to

me. The live crowd is going

to be in store for a show here. But yes, excited for the three-hammer to talk it at the top and

excited for Sunday as well. Let's just get that overrated plenty of the elder bottle out of frame

and we will pull some of those whiskeys up and then we'll be all good to go. There's a lot going

on here. Before we get into the Saturday slate discussion, just reminder to everybody that DFS pricing is down to $24 for the rest of the year. We go through Super Bowl with our content and projections. Plenty of time, two full months of DFS don't go. So lots of value on that $24. Make sure you get signed up for that.

Go over to the plans page at 4-4-4.

Everything is discounted down to $24.

Daniel, before we hop into our usual decision point of the week,

let's talk a little bit about the Saturday slate.

Just touch on it.

Obviously, these three-game slates are always a little bit tricky,

just because, I mean,

pretty much anybody that's playing significant snaps is in play.

I did a big write-up this week on the slate,

and the intro just talks about the different approaches you take to smaller slates.

It's not just a value-based slate because you can kind of fit everybody into the slate.

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