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Baseball DFS Predictor Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Baseball DFS Predictor

When it comes to choosing your daily fantasy baseball lineups, wouldn't you love to know the future?

Nobody can tell you for SURE what will take place in the anything-can-happen world of Major League Baseball, but Strat-O-Matic has the next best thing -- the new DFS Predictor app.

Strat-O-Matic Media, the company that has been replicating big-league ballplayer performance with unsurpassed accuracy for six decades, has spent months developing the finest fantasy sports algorithm so that subscribers can capitalize on the day's match-ups.

The DFS Predictor app runs thousands of games in the background with the time-honored Strat-O-Matic game engine. Players’ projected stats and fantasy points are displayed. The Predictor app also shows you the percentage chance your player will hit various fantasy-point milestones (or fantasy-point totals).

Choose from pre-set point structures from major DFS websites or customize your own to match the settings you are using. Easily compare players side by side to make your ideal lineup choices.

Now you can win with the same great algorithm that has simulated the past three World Series with uncanny success, as displayed on such websites as CBS Sports.