Erik Beimfohr is a long-time grinder and DFS player who has found particular success in smaller field tournaments and live final qualifiers. He has qualified for countless live finals across nearly every sport and has excelled in many different sports from NFL all the way down to college hoops. Erik is the product owner for SlateIQ on RotoGrinders, current host of the GPP Final Takes show for NFL, and produces a variety of different content across all the major sports. In 2021, Erik started Spike Week, the company's Best Ball product, and came away with a Top 10 Finish in Underdog Fantasy's Best Ball Mania II tournament. Find him on Twitter @ErikBeimfohr.

The ScoresAndOdds Prop Model, introduced in early 2022, uses a time-tested stat projection model to simulate the outcome of each game over and over again. Statistics are logged during each simulated trial, and the results are then compared to the odds presented by the sportsbook to determine the best bets.

Chris Prince (Beermakersfan) has been playing fantasy sports for over 20 years, and has been playing daily fantasy since the early days in 2009, making him one of the true "OGs" of the DFS industry. He was one of the first winners of a major live final, taking down the 2011 FanDuel Fantasy Football Championship which led to numerous appearances on FanDuel commercials and magazine ads. Still a top DFS player, he can be found on RotoGrinders columns, podcasts, videos, and GrindersLive shows, providing expert analysis. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Chris now lives in the Detroit area, where he is a full-time family man with a beautiful wife and three young daughters. The lifelong Packers and Brewers fan is always helpful to DFS players and can be found on Twitter at username beermakersfan.

Charlie Wright is a writer and handicapper specializing in stat-driven betting picks. He has a strong knowledge of advanced metrics and leans on data to support his plays. Charlie is one of our top MLB cappers and also dabbles in NFL and NBA picks.

A failed high school pitcher, Nick discovered that he has a higher aptitude for analyzing and writing about sports than he does playing them. To his friends, he is better known as "The Commish." When he's not organizing a fantasy league, placing a bet, or writing an article, he's probably nose-deep in a book--further illustrating the point that his niche in this world is as a nerd rather than an athlete.