Daily Fantasy Baseball Site Guide (By Patrick Smith): The daily fantasy sports sites all have unique baseball roster and scoring setups, so it’s critical you know every site’s scoring and roster settings if you plan on winning money across multiple sites. With that in mind, let’s take a look at and compare the lineup and scoring settings on the top daily fantasy sports sites.

2013 MLB Park Factors (By Matt Trollo): As the 2013 daily fantasy baseball season quickly approaches its time to start looking at Park Factors from last year, so we can take them into consideration when building our lineups.

2013 Daily Fantasy Baseball Articles (By reUP Sports): The 2013 MLB season is less than a month away which means the daily fantasy baseball grind is on its way too! The daily fantasy sites keep increasing the prize pools, so there will be a ton of cash up for grabs this year. It's never too early to start prepping for the upcoming season, so we already starting posting fantasy baseball articles.

Daily Fantasy Hockey Site Guide (By Patrick Smith): Understanding a daily fantasy sports site’s lineup and scoring configuration is extremely important and will help you build the optimal roster. For additional strategy and our daily fantasy hockey value plays be sure to check back often during the season!

Daily Fantasy Basketball Rosters and Scoring (By Patrick Smith): Every daily fantasy sports site has its own unique roster and scoring configuration, so it’s extremely important you’re familiar with the site specific settings when building your daily fantasy basketball rosters. In this article we’ll break down every site’s daily fantasy basketball contests by comparing their roster and scoring configurations, so you can determine which daily fantasy sports site fits your playing style best.

Daily Fantasy Football Strategy by Site (By Patrick Smith): Every daily fantasy sports site has a unique roster configuration, scoring system, and salary structure. When playing in contests on multiple sites its important that you vary your picks based on the site's configuration. Over the next month we'll be posting strategy guides for each site based on their unique daily fantasy football contests.

Weekly Fantasy Football Rosters and Scoring (By Patrick Smith): Some sites call it weekly fantasy football, others daily fantasy football. Regardless of the nomenclature used the format is the same. Instead of drafting a team for an entire season, you select a new team every week in weekly fantasy football. You no longer have to worry about other teams drafting your favorite quarterback, stealing your handcuffs, or your first round draft pick going down and ruining your entire season.

StarStreet Pick 5 Contest Overview and Strategy (By Patrick Smith): StarStreet launched their Pick 5 contests over a month ago and they’ve received a lot of positive feedback. I finally got a chance to check out their latest, innovative contest format today and was excited to see that I was still eligible for their free $50 Pick 5 promotion. That’s right, if I get all five of my picks correct I’ll win $50 without spending a penny.

Daily Fantasy Sports Variants - Luxury Tax Contests (By Matt Trollo): Most existing game variants revolve around either a salary cap or snake draft. Drafts probably involve a higher skill factor, although there are varying degrees of luck depending on where your picks slot in on certain days. Salary Cap contests are the more popular and frequently played games because you don’t have to wait around for a time consuming draft and can play in many more of them on a daily basis.

How To Value TTO Hitters (By Matt Trollo): Each Daily Fantasy Sports site has their own scoring with their own little intricacies, although the majority of settings are similar across the board. The largest difference offensively is that some daily fantasy sports sites penalize hitters a fraction of a point for every out they make without additional deductions for strikeouts. Other sites penalize for strikeouts instead of outs made. This got me wondering how the scoring differences affect the value of the most extreme TTO hitters.

Defense Matters (by Matt Trollo): Daily fantasy players should be using team defense every day when considering their starting pitchers. I, myself, am guilty of overlooking it occasionally in favor of relying more heavily on the individual pitcher and opposing offense stats, but make no mistake: DEFENSE MATTERS!

2012 MLB Park Factors - All-Star Update (By Patrick Smith): We're half way through the 2012 baseball season, so it's time to revisit Park Factors and their impact on daily fantasy baseball. There have been some large shifts in this year's rankings as we accumulated more data and a better sample size. Here's a look at the 2012 MLB Park Factors.

Gaining an Advantage with Batted Ball Rates - Line Drives (By Matt Trollo): Beyond the traditional stats that everyone knows about, more and more daily fantasy sports players have begun employing advanced rate (K%, BB%, SIERA, FIP) and weighted stats (wOBA, wRC+) in order to get a leg up on the competition.

Bankroll Management - Slow and Steady Wins the Race (By Patrick Smith): In my 'Bankroll Management in Daily Fantasy Sports' article I covered the key components of bankroll management and a few bankroll management strategies. It was an introduction, but by no means an exhaustive piece on the topic of bankroll management. In this follow-up article I’m going to dig deeper into the bankroll strategy I employ and forecast my potential winnings over the rest of the baseball season!

Daily Joust Solo Contests (By Patrick Smith): Daily Joust is the only daily fantasy sports site to offer Solo contests. They rolled their Solo contests out over a year ago and they’ve become one of the most popular contest formats on the site! Daily Joust recently introduced a new format based on the Solo contests called Solo Survivor Tournaments (SST).

Daily Fantasy Baseball Scoring and Roster Size by Site (By Patrick Smith): In my Daily Fantasy Baseball Strategy article I discussed the importance of taking each site’s scoring and roster size into consideration when building your rosters. A lot of our readers play on multiple sites and I know from experience that it’s difficult to remember each site’s scoring setup when you’re playing on several sites.

2012 Baseball Park Factors Update (By Patrick Smith): The last time we looked at Park Factors we were only three weeks into the 2012 MLB Season and had a small sample of data to compare. Now that we’re a quarter of the way into the 2012 MLB season it’s time to revisit Park Factors and look for changes in how each ballpark plays. As you look through the data remember that warmer weather is on the way, which has traditionally brought with it an increase in runs scored around the league.

Daily Fantasy In-game Management at Profanity Sports (By Patrick Smith): Profanity Sports in-game management features give you ultimate control over your daily fantasy sports teams. Down by a bunch of points heading into the last late game? No problem – switch out your steady, consistent utility player for a risky, high reward rookie that could win you the game. It's as close to the real thing as you can possibly get!

Bankroll Management in Daily Fantasy Sports (By Patrick Smith): Without a doubt, bankroll management is the key to long-term success in daily fantasy sports. If you don’t plan ahead, a few bad days can wipe out a month’s worth of success. With that in mind, we’re going to cover the key components of bankroll management and a few strategies you can implement to minimize a losing streak’s impact on your long-term success.

The Lure of Multi-Entry Tournaments (By Alvin Zeidenfeld): Last week’s DFBC satellite tournament on FanDuel drew a lot of attention from people in the chat rooms on various sites. The topic being most discussed was the effect of people entering the tournament multiple times.