What's up, guys, Rick from DFS on Demand here with your one-and-done preview for this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Again, this is the one-and-done preview, so we'll be talking strategy for one-and-done pools.

If you're looking for the full draft kings, uh, go by, you know, player by

by price by by price breakdown, I will link that right here. And you can go ahead over and

check out that video that was released earlier in the week. So this is the one and done. Let's jump

into it. All right. Arnold Palmer, invitational one and done.

This is the one and done tool on DFS on demand.com.

We've got a big time field this week with it being an invitational.

So let's take a look at this event here.

And what you're looking at right now is the expected value of each one of these golfers.

So going back almost three years or over three years of what their average returns are,

factoring in course history and all that good stuff.

Here's what you would expect if this tournament was played a thousand times,

how much you would expect each player to return played a thousand times, how much you would expect

each player to return.

So Rory, of course, no surprise, the number one player in the field, averaging about $364,000.

So that's the way to read this.

If we look at the tournament itself, it is the 11th largest pool out of 36.

So this is a higher end pool.

It's in the top third.

So it'll still be behind the majors, the WGCs,

and will be in line with the other invitationals.

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