One Week Season

Hilow and guest Justin Herzig break down several Best Ball topics in the 10th installment of this preseason Best Ball Theory series:

-Changing landscape of BB

-Solvers/add-ons

-Handcuff archetypes

-Range of outcomes

-Dynamic/fluid ADP vs ROO

-Field tendencies and leverage

Hilow, alongside JMToWin, breaks down several Best Ball topics in the ninth installment of this preseason Best Ball Theory series:

-Unique perspectives ("JM-isms")

-Early-round unique pairings

-Value Based Drafting vs correlation

-Draft window and variance

-Handling news cycles

Hilow and Papy break down several topics, including:

-Zero RB

-Hero RB

-Superhero RB

-Robust RB

Hilow and Xandamere break down several topics, including:

-Intro - the importance of Week 17

-Field tendencies

-Risk profiles

-Week 17 as an isolated slate

-Showdown methodologies to BB

-Roster construction

Hilow, along with guest Jon Warner and Liam Murphy, looks deeper into several topics, including:

-Guest intro/background

-Discussion on variance

-Game Theory

-Leverage

-Human psychology

-Imperfect information

Hilow, along with guest Jon Warner, looks deeper into several topics, including:

-Stacking Tendencies

-Leverage

-GTO vs exploitative

-Expanding (or not limiting) exposure to

areas of the Game Tree

-Game conditions

-DFS theory translated to BB

-Plaver profiles

-New +EV situations

-Exposure

Hilow, along with guest MJohnson86, looks deeper into several topics, including:

-DFS Theory in BB

-Value in uniqueness

-Roster construction errors

-Betting on undervalued teams

-Recency Bias

-Reading the room

Hilow, along with guest Pawel, looks deeper into several topics, including:

-Arbitrage Drafting (dynamic exposure across platforms)

-Anatomy of Roster Construction

-News Cycle in Early Draft Window

-Disproporionate Upside

-Secondary Stacks

Hilow, along with guest Papy, looks deeper into best ball roster construction.

Hilow, along with guest Jon Warner, kicks off the 2022 season with a look at Best Ball Game Theory.