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Lift = how often two golfers appear together vs. how often they'd pair by chance if rostered independently
(observed % ÷ expected %, where expected = ownerA% × ownerB%). Lift 1.0 = exactly chance.
>1 = the field jams them together more than their ownership implies (crowded combo). <1 = the field avoids
the pairing (contrarian). So "most-paired" (highest %) ≠ "top-leverage" (highest lift): two studs can be the most
common duo by % yet have low lift because each is already highly owned.
Who the field pairs with
Top teammates of the selected player. Bar = % of lineups together; color = lift. Click a bar to pivot.
Top field pairings — field vs. followed users
Most co-rostered duos. Field % = all entries · User % = your followed users · Δ = user − field (+ = your follows jam it more than the room). Click a header to sort, a name to explore.
Top 3-man combos — field vs. followed users
The most co-rostered TRIOS (3 golfers together). Same columns as pairings: Field %, User % (followed), Δ user − field, and Lift (vs. independent chance). Live week carries User %; historical events show field only.
Followed users on this combo —
Click a pairing's % cell in "Top field pairings" above to see which DK users you follow rostered that exact duo more or less than the field. Lev = user% − field%. Live week only.
Field exposure leaderboard
How much of the field each player is on — the actual ownership the room built. Sortable; click a name to explore pairings.
Dup rate by contest
% of entries sharing an identical lineup, per contest. Smaller/constrained pools duplicate far more.
Duplication distribution —
How many distinct lineups were entered each number of times. The long tail (the over-jammed chalk) is binned so it stays readable.
Who drives the dupes
Players sitting in the most duplicate copies — the chalk the field keeps building the same way around.
Most-duplicated lineups
The exact 6-player builds the field entered the most times. Click a player to explore.
Uniqueness by user & contest
For each followed user, the % of their entries whose exact 6-man lineup is unique in the field (no one else built it). Low = they're playing the chalk the room jammed; high = differentiated. The Field row is the contest baseline. Green = more unique, red = more duplicated. Click a contest header to sort.
more uniquemore duplicated
2-combo matrix — each followed user vs the field
Rows = the field's top pairings; each user column = the % of their lineups with that duo. Cell color = leverage (user% − field%): green = they jam it more than the room, red = they're lighter. · = none. Your own column is highlighted. Click a user header to sort by their %; type to filter combos.
over fieldunder field
3-combo matrix — each followed user vs the field
Same as above for the field's top TRIOS. Cell color = leverage (user% − field%). Click a user header to sort; type to filter.
Per-user combos are available for the live week only (they're parsed from this week's contest standings). This historical event shows the field-level view only — switch back to Overall.