Build a DFS lineup with AI. Free.

TwoGunGPT is a free AI DFS lineup builder, and there is nothing to upload: this week’s DraftKings slates are already in the chat. Tap one, tell it how you think the game goes, and it returns the best legal lineup for that story on TwoGunGPT’s own projections (the Ceiling Board) or on yours — stacked, shaped for the game, and checked against DraftKings’ rules by an exact optimizer, not a guess. It works for DraftKings classic slates and showdowns, and it costs $0.

The builder lives inside TwoGun’s AI, the chat that runs this site. Tap the slate, then ask in plain English: “build me a lineup,” “stack the Bills and bring back a Dolphin,” “captain the running back,” “give me three,” “something contrarian.”

How it works (three steps, about a minute)

1. Open the chat. Sign in free on the homepage — Google or an emailed magic link, no passwords — and tap the glowing button in the bottom-right corner.
2. Tap this week’s slate. Under the messages, the week’s DraftKings slates sit as one-tap chips — the Sunday main slate and the primetime showdowns. The salaries are DraftKings’; the points are TwoGunGPT’s own projections from the Ceiling Board. Have your own numbers? Tap LOAD YOUR OWN CSV and pick a projections file — any layout with a name column and a points column — and yours take over. The DKSalaries.csv off any DraftKings contest page still loads too. Files are joined in your browser; the AI sees the pool, never the files.
3. Say what you want, then read the build. On a main slate, name one player you want in or out and it builds a tournament lineup around him. On a showdown, tell it how the game goes: “Seahawks blow them out.” “Shootout.” “Low-scoring slog.” Add what you want — a stack, a fade, a captain, three builds, something contrarian — and the lineup comes back with every slot, salary and point total, plus a BUILD line naming the shape and the game script it bets on. Tweak it by talking.

What makes it different: it thinks about the game

Most optimizers add up projections and stop. This one builds around a game, and the arithmetic is still exact underneath.

• Classic slates are stacked by default. The QB rides with one or two of his own pass catchers (WR or TE — never a running back), optionally a bring-back from the other side, and never with a defense facing him. Say “no stack” if you really want the raw max.
• Showdowns are shapes around a game script. The standard build. The blowout 5-1 (five from the favorite behind an RB or DST captain, one underdog pass catcher for garbage time). The upset 5-1 (five from the dog behind their quarterback). The garbage-time build (the favorite’s defense and running back with two underdog pass catchers). No quarterbacks. Ground and pound. An off-position captain — tight end, kicker or defense wearing the 1.5x. The salary punt, with money left on the table on purpose.
• Two rules are always on. A quarterback captain never rides with his own kicker, and a defense never rides with more than two opposing skill players.
• “Give me three” means three different builds — three QB stacks on a classic slate, three shapes in a showdown — not the same lineup minus two studs.
• Contrarian means the shape, not the names. Ask for it and the AI walks the non-standard shapes instead of guessing at ownership.
• Ask twice, get a different build. Every main-slate ask plays out one simulated world off the Ceiling Board’s numbers, so the same request doesn’t hand back the same lineup with two names swapped.
• Real numbers, its math. The points are TwoGunGPT’s own projections or yours, and it says which. It never invents a player, a salary or a number that isn’t in the pool.

What it needs, and what it won’t do

• Needs: a free account. That’s it — this week’s slates are already in the chat, and your own projections are optional.
• Brings its own numbers. TwoGunGPT’s own projections from the Ceiling Board, updated Thursday and Sunday morning; a showdown the board doesn’t cover yet runs on the sportsbook lines turned into points. Load your own file and it wins.
• Won’t guess ownership. It fades the chalk only when your file carries real ownership for every position; otherwise contrarian is structural here.
• DraftKings only for now — classic and showdown. FanDuel is not supported yet.
• Won’t promise anything. A lineup is a projection, not a promise. The AI says so, usually with a joke.

What it costs

Nothing. The lineup builder, the chat, the Draft Room, every research page — $0, no card to enter, nothing to cancel. This is a hobby site: TwoGun updates it when he feels like it, no paid plan is currently in the works, and no promises either way. There is a daily message allowance that grows with your account level. The pricing page is one big zero.

Questions people ask

Is the AI lineup builder free?

Yes. It costs $0 and there is no card to enter. You need a free account to talk to the AI (Google sign-in or an emailed magic link, no passwords). This is a hobby site: no paid plan is currently in the works, and no promises either way.

Which DFS sites does it support?

DraftKings, classic slates and showdowns. The week’s DraftKings slates are already on file in the chat, and it still reads a DKSalaries.csv straight off any DraftKings contest page. FanDuel is not supported yet.

Does it give me projections?

Yes. Since Week 3 of 2026 it builds on TwoGunGPT’s own projections, the Ceiling Board: a main-slate build uses each player’s ceiling (a top-20% game) and his odds of 3x his salary, and a showdown build takes your story of the game with the board as the guide. Load a CSV of your own projections (a name column and a points column) and yours replace them. It invents no players, no salaries and no numbers.

What does the AI do that a normal optimizer doesn’t?

It builds around a game, not just a sum. Every classic lineup is stacked — the QB with one or two of his own pass catchers, optionally a bring-back from the other side, never a DST facing him. Showdown lineups are shapes around a game script: the blowout 5-1, the upset 5-1, the garbage-time build, no-QB, ground-and-pound, an off-position captain, a salary punt. A QB captain never rides with his own kicker, and a DST never rides with more than two opposing skill players. The arithmetic is still an exact optimizer, not a guess.

Can it build showdown lineups?

Yes. Captain plus five FLEX, the captain at 1.5x points and 1.5x salary, both teams represented, under $50,000. Tell it who wins and how; it picks the shape, or you name one.

Can I ask for a contrarian lineup?

Yes. Contrarian means the shape of the build, not different names: five from the favorite behind an RB or DST captain, five from the underdog behind their QB, no quarterbacks at all, a kicker or defense as captain, salary left on the table on purpose. Ask for three and you get three different shapes.

How many lineups can it build at once?

Up to three per ask — three different QB stacks on a classic slate, three different shapes in a showdown. Ask again for more. There is a daily message allowance that grows with your account level.

Does it guarantee anything?

No. A lineup is a projection, not a promise, and the AI will tell you so with a joke. Entertainment only. 21+ where you play. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.