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This only searches the contests we hold standings for, by name. It isn't connected to your DraftKings account, and we'll never ask for a password. Lineups show once a slate's first game has locked; a player whose game hasn't started appears as locked, as on DraftKings.

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How these numbers are computed

While a game is live, points stream to this page from ESPN's live box score a few seconds after each play, scored with DraftKings' rules, and rank, the leader and the cash line are recomputed over the whole field each time. Where DraftKings' own standings differ for a player whose line has been quiet (a stat correction), DraftKings' number wins. Players ESPN doesn't stream (NFL defenses, other sports) update from DraftKings' standings every few minutes.

Rank is live, from the current field points, and isn't settled; "top x%" is that rank over the field. The cash line is the points at the last paid place right now. Projected left = projection × slot multiplier × share of the game left, from the live clock. Chances (win, cash, expected payout) come from finishing the contest 100 to 500 times: each player still to play scores his projection (DraftKings' average when the slate has none) for the share of his game left, give or take (for an NFL or NBA game under way, live game prices move that share: a team the prices expect to score more from here than its pregame line left gets more of its projection, a stalled one less; the chances refresh every 20 seconds), a game that runs hot lifts both sides, and a player DraftKings still hides is drawn from the not-started players of his roster slot by how much of the field took them. "To cash" and "To win" set this lineup against where the cash line and the winning score usually end up; with no simulation yet, the projected winner is the leader's points plus the leader's projected left. The sparkline is this lineup's points at each rebuild (blue), the leader (green, ending in 💰 and what first place pays, from DraftKings) and the cash line (amber, dashed); rank over time is read off a ladder of the field's points at fixed ranks, so it is approximate between rungs. The bar under a player runs to his points against the lineup's best mark, with a tick at his projection. Play points apply DK's scoring rules to each play's text. A bonus (a double-double, a 100- or 300-yard game, hockey's 3-point marks, a goalie's win) shows on the play that earns it; gaps between plays and the box are listed under Data notes and never spread across plays. Every football play has a card, special teams included; a defense's line shows its sacks, takeaways, blocked kicks, safeties and return touchdowns, and the change in its points-allowed tier when the other side scores (points its own offense gives up, like a pick-six, don't count, as on DraftKings); a kicker's line shows his made kicks. Basketball cards show substitutions (in, out) and fouls with the player's count; hockey cards show penalties with their minutes. Under My players, only plays with your players show. A + or − on a play is the DK points it gained or lost. The number beside a player's name is that player's DK total after the play: the latest rebuild's total minus the player's later plays, so a box adjustment counts from the start. Tap a play for the score at that moment, the box line, salary, ownership and projection. Tennis plays come from LiveScore's live scores: who won each point, holds, breaks, sets and the match, with DK's points on the games, breaks, sets and the match.