GPP winners — what a winning DFS lineup actually looks like

0 DraftKings contests, contributed as anonymous standings exports: how unique the winners were versus the field, sub-5% players, duplicates, ownership. Every file here was exported by an entrant from their own DraftKings account and stripped of usernames in the browser before anything was sent.

The archive is empty until the first contest standings export is dropped into the optimizer. If you played a contest, DraftKings lets you export the full standings — drop that CSV on the app and the anatomy is computed on your machine; sharing it here is one click and anonymous.

Why this page exists

In a guaranteed-prize-pool contest you are not paid for being right; you are paid for being right alone. A lineup that 40 other entries also hold splits first place 41 ways. Projection tools sell you the highest-projected lineup; that lineup is, by construction, the most duplicated one in the field. This archive measures the thing that decides GPPs — how many people had the winner's exact nine — from the contests' own standings files, and the optimizer prices every lineup it builds against it.