DFS QUANT

Each bar represents a 5% bucket of finish positions — e.g. the first bar (0–5%) shows how many of your lineups finished in the top 5% of the field. Green bars (0–20%) are in-the-money (ITM) finishes. The dashed amber line is the field average — if every player finished randomly, each bucket would be equal height. Bars taller than the field average in the green zone mean you're beating the field more than chance.

Use the zone buttons to drill into specific ranges and see which contests landed there.

• Median Finish — Your typical result. Below 30th percentile is strong; above 55th means you're consistently below the field midpoint.
• Min-Cash Rate — What % of your lineups finished in the top 20% (ITM zone). The industry benchmark for a break-even player is roughly 20%.
• Elite Finish Rate — How often you crack the top 5%. This drives the big payouts. Even 5–8% elite finishes can make a portfolio highly profitable.
• Bubble Zone — Lineups finishing 20–40%. These are the painful near-misses. High bubble % (above 28%) often means your builds have the right construction but need more ceiling — consider adding a low-owned high-upside play.

• ✅ Strong process — Median below 30th + ITM above 22%. Your lineup construction is working. Maintain it.
• ⚠️ Bubbling frequently — 28%+ of lineups in the 20–40% range. You're close but not converting. Increase variance: fade chalk, use a contrarian stack, or target a low-owned game stack.
• 📈 Good ITM, low elite — Min-cash rate is solid but top-5% rate is under 3%. You're building "safe" lineups that cash but rarely win big. Add a high-upside pivot or two to push your ceiling.
• 🔍 Below-field median — Median above 55th percentile. You may be over-rostering popular chalk. When the popular players don't hit, your whole lineup sinks with them.