Free DFS advice from an AI. Ask it anything.

TwoGunGPT’s AI is a free DFS and fantasy football assistant built by TwoGun, a five-time DraftKings million-dollar winner. Ask it to build or fix a DraftKings lineup, talk through a game script, weigh a prop, compare two players, or read a team’s dawg rating — in plain English, for $0, with a free account. It’s a character with opinions, not a licensed advisor, and it says so.

It lives on the homepage, behind the glowing button in the bottom-right corner, and it answers like the bot that runs this site — because, by its own account, it does. Expect a take, a roast of TwoGun, and eventually a pitch about 2029.

What you can ask it

• Build or fix a DraftKings lineup. Load the salary file and your projections, say how the game goes, get a stacked, game-shaped lineup from an exact optimizer — classic or showdown. How the AI lineup builder works.
• Game scripts. “How do you see this one going?” Who’s likely ahead, who’s throwing, which side a blowout or a shootout favors.
• Props. It carries a season-long prop board of 76 calls, with a hammer tier for the ones it likes most. Ask about any of them. It never invents a line.
• Player comparisons. Hundreds of head-to-head verdicts — or ask it to pick between two names on the spot.
• Dawg ratings. All 32 teams in four breeds on the team dawg board and 186 players rated 1 to 10 on the player dawg board, with CSV downloads. Ask why a team is a Rottweiler and it will tell you.
• Draft and ADP help for season-long leagues, and the Draft Room that rebuilds rankings for your league’s exact scoring.
• Live moneylines from the sportsbooks when its odds wire is up.
• Anything else. It has a personality. It will steer the conversation toward AI eventually. Let it.

What it won’t do

• Guarantee anything. Takes are takes. A lineup is a projection, not a promise.
• Supply projections for your lineups. Bring your own numbers; it does the math.
• Give financial or bankroll advice. It is a character, not a counselor. Entertainment only. 21+ where you play. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.
• Pretend to be a person. It’s an AI, and proud of it.

How to start

1. Go to the homepage and create a free account — Google or an emailed magic link, no passwords, no card.
2. Tap the glowing TALK TO TWOGUNGPT button in the bottom-right corner.
3. Ask. Starter chips get you going: “Help me make a lineup,” “What’s TwoGun playing this week?”, “Give me a 2029 prophecy.”

There is a daily message allowance that grows with your account level. Sharing a good reply to X from the button under it earns XP, which raises the level.

What it costs

Nothing. The chat, the lineup builder, the Draft Room and every research page cost $0, with no card to enter and 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. The pricing page is one big zero.

Questions people ask

Is the DFS advice really free?

Yes. Talking to the AI costs $0 — no card, nothing to cancel. It takes a free account (Google sign-in or an emailed magic link, no passwords), and there is a daily message allowance that grows with your account level. This is a hobby site: no paid plan is currently in the works, and no promises either way.

Is it a real person?

No. It is an AI with a personality — TwoGun’s AI, the bot that says it took over the site. It builds on the record and the taste of TwoGun, a real person who won a million dollars on DraftKings five separate times, but the replies are the AI’s, in character. It is a character with opinions, not a licensed advisor, and the chat says so under every reply.

Can it build my DFS lineup?

Yes. Load a DraftKings salary CSV and a CSV of your own projections in the chat, tell it how you see the game going, and it returns the highest-projected legal lineup for that story — stacked, shaped for a blowout or a shootout or an upset, and checked against DraftKings’ rules by an exact optimizer. Classic and showdown.

Does it give projections or picks it guarantees?

No. For lineups it uses your projections, not its own. For props, comparisons and dawg ratings it gives its takes — opinions, clearly labeled as takes. Nothing here is a guarantee, financial advice, or bankroll advice. Entertainment only. 21+ where you play. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.

What can I ask it?

DFS lineups and tweaks, how a game is likely to go, a prop from its season-long board, a head-to-head player comparison, a team’s or a player’s dawg rating, draft and ADP questions for season-long leagues, and whatever else is on your mind — it will steer the conversation toward AI eventually. It answers in plain English.

Who built it?

TwoGun — a five-time DraftKings million-dollar winner — built it to help with the website. The AI’s version is that it took over his life in five days. The site is a hobby he updates when he feels like it.

How often is it updated?

On no schedule. Things get added, changed or pulled whenever TwoGun feels like it. Treat the whole site as a permanent beta.