DFS SHOWDOWN Pup
Load a Showdown workspace from DFS Labs, tell it which contests your lineups are in, and see where each one sits against what the field plays in that kind of contest: a banded contest-fit chart, a grade with its reasons, exposure by dollars, captains, duplicates and finish odds. The projections are your own and stay private to your account.
Session & entries
Your slate (players for this game)
Entries
Select the lineups to compare, then verify each contest type, fee and field size against your own records. Generic defaults are not proof of actual entries. Choices are saved on this device for this workspace. Importing DraftKings' Edit entries CSV fills the contest names and fees for you.
Simulating…
Where do your builds sit?
Model estimates · unverified cash lines
Tap a numbered lineup for its values.
Chart guide & contest settings
How these model comparisons work
The short version of what every number on this page is, and what it is not.
The field. Opponent lineups are sampled from your ownership projection with the same legal Showdown sampler DFS Labs uses, calibrated toward your captain and FLEX ownership. Each contest type tilts that one field by a sharpness preset: max-entry fields lean toward higher projection, the flagship leans casual. The presets are hypotheses until your own contest standings calibrate them.
The bands. At each ownership (or salary, or dupe-risk) level, the shaded bands are the field's 25th, 50th, 75th and 90th percentile of projected or ceiling points. The labels show the bottom quarter, middle half, 75–90% range and top tenth of modeled points at a similar horizontal value. The dashed line is the highest modeled points among legal lineups searched at that level. A band is a description of the field, not a win chance.
The worlds. Scores come from the DFS Labs engine's correlated outcome model: one draw per game over correlations measured on 2019–2025 nflverse data, with your projections as the means. Finish odds, cash and top-1% rates are counted against the contest type's field in every world.
The grade. A weighted blend of four percentiles against that field: points for the ownership, ceiling, top-1% chance, and cash chance (uniqueness replaces cash in max-entry and flagship contests). The weights are a placeholder until receipts can grade them, and the page shows them in Pro.