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Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Takecast. My name is Davis-Matic. You guys can find me on Twitter at Davis-Matic. In this episode of the show, I am joined by Brian Hooper for a pretty in-depth conversation on how to actually optimally draft bestball teams.

I know that generally when Brian and I get together, the topics are a little bit more wide-ranging than that, and we definitely get into a wider range towards the end.

But the vast majority of this discussion is about optimally drafting best ball teams and playing

daily fantasy in 2024. Hope that you guys enjoy uh if you do

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all right guys another episode of Davis and Brian.

This is going to both function as the takecast on the main feed for this week and as

lulls for this week.

I am leaving town.

I'm going on a skiing trip.

Just checked into my flight.

I will be in the air in about nine hours after this uploads to go ski down some mountains.

And Pete is just bailing on you again, man.

He just doesn't care.

He doesn't care about delivering the hot DFS drama and gossip to the people anymore.

There's no gossip anyways, but I think the man wants a little time off after football.

Yeah, you know, look, I'm already, I'm in the big board, I'm drafting Chase Brown ahead of ADP. I got, I got ADP shamed by your, by your tool. People are coming at me left, right and center, saying that I am too

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