This weekend, we’ve got an 11-fight card in Greenville, South Carolina. DraftKings has some decent contests for us to acquire a lot of money from this week. The most important GPP is a $15 buy and $25k goes to 1st place with a total of $120k being paid out. In addition they have a Qualifier only contest for $175,000. There’ll be 100 qualifiers for that contest and they will compete for a $50k first place price and $175k will be spread out between all 100 entries that match. I will try to get my 3rd seat this week to max it if I could. Those Qualifier only competitions can be actual bankroll suckers, so be careful chasing those overly hard. I will likely stick to the top GPP this week and throw a handful of entries at the $30k decoration, then I will probably take a few shots in the Q. I will also be posting H2Hs in addition to picking up H2Hs throughout the week to receive a fantastic quantity of play into cash games.
With that said, let’s get into a few plays I like this week Together with my fade of the week:
Money Game play of this week — Main Event STACK — Renato Moicano and Chan Sung Jung
For me, this is an easy pile in cash week. I believe we easily have a floor of 100 with Renato Moicano and The Korean Zombie with upside of ~150. Additionally, it guarantees us the winner. As I have mentioned several times in the past, we do not need 6 wins in money games, therefore play those type of games safer and all you’ve got to do is conquer half the field. Normally 4 wins or 400+ points is good enough to money in most cash games. Even if you’ve got a strong lean with this fight I recommend stacking.
GPP drama of this week — Jairzinho Rozenstruik — $9,000
Rozenstruik gets the highest ITD lineup on the card at -140 and he can hit 100+ DK points from getting that in round 1. The worry here would be him being on his back in around 1 and scoring zero points during that and then going out and obtaining a KO in round 2. Or no KO at all. Both of those would take him away the optimal lineup so we want this fight to stay standing and ideally an early KO. I believe that’s extremely possible and he will be a heart GPP drama of mine . He is not the greatest cash game play however because he could be put on his back and be stuck there and perhaps even lose the battle like that. I am OK with him cash, but I won’t be making a priority like I’m being obese in GPPs.
Underdog play of the week — Anderson Dos Santos — $7,900
This betting line is about pickem’ with a small lean towards Dos Santos. But, Ewell is your favorite on DraftKings and is $400 greater than ADS. Ewell is likewise the striker so that he to score highly he is likely going to want a finish. His weakness is Anderson Dos Santos’ strength however. Ewell has a hard time staying off his back and if ADS can place him he could possibly submit him. He could rack up numerous takedowns for a high decision rating. I enjoy the value we’re getting on him $7.9k and that I like he should be looking to grapple in this particular fight. That’s why I needed to pick him as my puppy of this week.
Fade of this week — Syuri Kondo $8,000
There aren’t any real easy fades this week. I do have a complete fade on Kondo however because she seems to be only a striker and I think Ashely Yoder’s greatest path to success is through grappling. If Kondo is not in a striking match for 15-minutes I really don’t see how she scores highly unless she receives a finish. I don’t think she has KO power, therefore I believe it’s purely the substantial strikes and the triumph bonus that we would be relying here. I’d rather have a fighter with a opportunity to finish or who’s more likely to grapple. That’s exactly why Kondo is my fade of this week.
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