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WNBARECAPAUG 31

Aaliyah Edwards Turned a Bump in Minutes Into a Big Night

One game, 22 graded players, a 4.8 MAE, and a $7,100 forward who quietly went out and dropped 37.5 DK points. The model saw the opportunity. Here's how the night graded out.

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WNBACARDAUG 30

Injury News Just Remade This Entire Slate

Four games, a flood of redistributed minutes, and a model that caught it all before lineups locked. Here's how to build around the chaos on August 30.

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WNBARECAPAUG 30

Ciezki Came From Nowhere and Took the Whole Slate

One game, 16 players graded, and a $3,100 Phoenix guard just reminded everyone why injury news is the most important variable in DFS. The full receipt from August 29th.

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