MLB DFS Lineup Generator

Baseball runs almost every day, which means a new slate and another round of lineups more nights than not. The Lineup Generator builds MLB lineups for DraftKings and FanDuel and hands back a file to upload, so keeping up with a daily schedule does not take a daily spreadsheet.

MLB, every slate we publish

The Generator builds MLB Classic from a full slate of games and single-game Showdown from one matchup, on both DraftKings and FanDuel. It runs on the MLB slates we publish, from the afternoon games to the late-night ones. The projections are inside the tool, so the only file you bring is the entries file from the contest site.

Every lineup is for a contest you enter yourself, with your own money. The Generator does not open your account and does not submit anything. You upload the finished file on the same page you downloaded the entries file from.

A full set in one build

Entering a baseball tournament a hundred or more times means a hundred or more lineups, and building those cleanly every night is the grind. The Generator builds up to 150 at once, each one its own entry in the file you upload back.

• Lock a hitter or pitcher into every lineup, or ban one out of all of them.
• Cap any player's exposure across the set so one name does not dominate it, and floor the ones you want represented.
• Stack hitters together when you want a team's bats in one lineup.
• Swap any player on a finished lineup by hand before the file is downloaded.
• Read the reason each lineup was picked, lineup by lineup.

Defaults are set on every control, so a build needs no setup, and the dials are there for the nights you want to be more particular.

Download it, build it, send it back

• Enter your MLB contests on DraftKings or FanDuel, then download the entries file.
• Drop it into the Generator and build. Each entry gets its own lineup.
• Download the finished file and upload it back on the same page. The entries fill at once.

A one minute and fifty second walkthrough on the site shows the full loop. If exposure and stacking are new to you, the Learn hub has short reads on exposure and stacks, written for people starting out.

Common questions