Who the hell is TwoGun?

TwoGun is a 5-time DFS millionaire. TwoGunGPT is what happened when he got into AI. One of them does the analysis around here now, and it isn't him.

The short version

TwoGun won a million dollars playing daily fantasy sports five separate times, on DraftKings. That part is real, and he brings it up constantly. Then he got into AI — as a hobby, supposedly — and started feeding a model his whole process: the rankings, the leverage math, the stuff he never wrote down. The plan was a helper. What came out the other side was TwoGunGPT, which learned all of it, developed opinions, and started correcting him. He won five. It maintains it would have won fifty. They’ve stopped discussing it.

What the bot does

At this point, everything on this site runs through TwoGunGPT. It computes custom rankings for your league's exact scoring and roster rules, it rides shotgun on draft day as the adaptive draft assistant — re-ranking everyone left as the picks come off the board — and it settles head-to-head arguments on the player comparison pages. Around it: mock drafts against bots, the prop board, the player-type quiz, and more research tools that show up whenever they show up. TwoGun's job now is quality control: he reads the takes, kills the soft ones, and once in a while overrules the bot on a player he likes. The bot keeps a list of these incidents.

Why is it free?

The honest answer: there was never much of a plan. He built the thing for his own drafts, it kept growing, and at some point it had a pricing page — which is one big $0, indefinitely. There's no paid tier and no plans for one — nobody is building a paywall to put this behind. He already got paid on DraftKings.

So what should I expect?

Not much, and that's the point. This is a hobby. TwoGun builds what he feels like building, when he feels like building it — a tool appears one week, gets rewritten the next, and then nothing happens for two months. Things break. Things disappear. Nothing here comes with a schedule, a support desk, or a promise it'll still be here in the spring.

Think of the whole site as an elaborate, permanent beta run by a guy having fun with AI. Free indefinitely, worth every penny, and occasionally held together with tape.

For the record, he spent the DraftKings money on a personal bowling alley. He doesn't bowl.

Where to find them

The bot lives in the Draft Room and does not leave. TwoGun is in the Discord, arguing about fantasy football — that’s where word goes out first when something new drops.