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Fantasy projections from betting lines
Sportsbooks price receiving yards, rushing yards, receptions, passing yards and touchdowns for most fantasy starters every week, with real money behind every line. Add those numbers up in your league’s scoring and you get a weekly projection that reacts to injuries, matchups and news as fast as the market does. That is how Dibz projects your players.
From props to points
A player’s yards lines and touchdown odds say what the market expects him to do. Dibz converts each line into an expected stat, scores it with your league’s settings, PPR, half PPR or standard with any bonuses, and sums it into one number.
Where the books are quiet
Not every player has props. Where a book does not price him, his regular projection fills the gap, rescored in your league’s settings so the two sources sit on the same scale.
Your matchup, the same way
The projections for your starters and your opponent’s become a win chance for the week. As games kick off, live points replace projected ones and the win chance moves with the scoreboard.
Dibz Fantasy does this for your league. Free, and it connects Sleeper, ESPN, CBS and Yahoo.
Connect your leagueQuestions
Are betting lines better than expert projections?
They update faster and they have money behind them, which is why many sharp players start from the lines. Dibz shows both, and its Scorecard grades its own calls in public.
Does it work for half PPR and custom scoring?
Yes. Every projection is scored in your league’s own settings.
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- How to tell if a fantasy football trade is fairHow to judge a fantasy trade by what it does to your starting lineup, not by adding up player values: replacement level, the flex, bench depth, injuries and what the other manager gains.