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Rotoballer is constantly finding ways to help our subscribers and loyal fans be more successful in whatever form of Fantasy Sports they are playing. This week we are going to begin to tackle the sometimes unpredictable and hard-to-figure-out weekly league fantasy football games in the first installment of our "How to Win Playing Fanduel Fantasy Football" series that will run throughout the entire 2013 NFL season.
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- 2025 fantasy football rankings
- Running back (RB) fantasy football rankings
- Wide receiver (WR) fantasy football rankings
- Tight end (TE) fantasy football rankings
- Quarterback (QB) fantasy football rankings
- FLEX fantasy football rankings
- Defense (D/ST) fantasy football rankings
- Kicker (K) fantasy football rankings
- Dynasty fantasy football rankings
Introduction to Weekly Fantasy Football
By now we are assuming that if you are reading this article, you are already aware of the extremely exciting and popular daily/weekly fantasy sports element that has been taking over the industry by storm. If you have never played in one of these leagues, we strongly suggest that you create a Fanduel account and play around FOR FREE for as long is takes you to get comfortable with the scoring systems and different strategies you can employ. As we go along in our articles, we will get deeper and deeper into the nitty gritty of how we like to make our decisions, but for now lets start with the basics:
Top 3 RotoBaller Rules for FanDuel
1) Never use a junky quarterback to try to penny-pinch. Similarly to Daily League Fantasy Baseball where your starting pitcher usually costs the most, but should also score the most points for your team in a good matchup. For that reason, it makes sense to budget highly for that position and not waiver on that stance under any circumstance.
2) Make sure your players are ready to go on Sunday just before game time. This may mean analyzing the news feeds or player notes obsessively for the last 15-20 minutes before lineups lock. There is nothing worse than getting a donut from someone because they were inactive for the week.
3) Don't play with money you don't have to lose! Scared money can't possibly make money and we do not advocate playing for real money in these types of leagues unless you are planning on using it for entertainment purposes mostly. Every site offers tons of free or cheap game options ranging from head to head to larger field tournaments. We suggest playing one of each to at least get a feel to how they work. Depending on the type of game you choose may have an impact on the strategic route you take when setting your lineup, so there is no replacement for actual gaming experience.
Now that you've got the basics down, are you ready for the real thing?
This week, Fanduel is hosting an exclusive partners only tournament. It's a cheap $5 entry tournament with over $1500 in prizes awarded. And remember, our experts are hanging around in our chatrooms all day to answer any type of lineup question you might have!
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Next Part of the Series
Next time we will go right into budgeting for different positions and what you can expect to spend on each, so stay tuned. Good luck on Sunday!
