SHOWDOWN ROI

🧱 ROSTER ROI → 💸 PLAYER ROI → EVERY PRIMETIME SHOWDOWN · $333 WILDCAT · $444 FIELD GENERAL EVERY LINEUP IN THE FIELD, COUNTED A LEDGER, NOT ADVICE · 21+
STEP ONE

Pick the game, or the whole season

STEP TWO

Pick how honest you want to be

THE HEADLINE

The captain’s side

THE MAIN EVENT

The build

Every lineup, sorted into how many of its six came from each team and which team the captain came from. Ten builds. Ranked by what they paid back. The bar is money back per dollar in; the white tick is the whole field.

THE TEN BUILDS

IGNORE THE CAPTAIN FOR A SECONDTHE TEAM SPLIT ALONE, CAPTAIN’S SIDE NOT COUNTED

THE MONEY QUESTION

What the captain cost

The captain scores 1.5x and costs 1.5x. Three ways to read the price: where his salary ranked on that slate (the fairest across games), his position, and his 1.5x price in dollars.

SALARY RANK ON THE SLATE#1 = THE MOST EXPENSIVE PLAYER IN THE GAME

THE CAPTAIN’S POSITIONQB · RB · WR · TE · K · DST

THE 1.5X PRICEWHAT THE CAPTAIN SLOT COST

THE CHANGE

Salary left on the table

Out of $50,000. The field spends it all by habit. Whether it should is what this board is for.

MONEY LEFT UNDER THE CAP

HOW IT’S COUNTED

The method, stated once

The fee and the prizeSame arithmetic as Player ROI. Take every lineup built a certain way. Add up the fees they paid and the prizes they won (ties split, DraftKings’ rule). ROI = (won − paid) ÷ paid. Season to date sums the dollars across games. Without 1st place removes the winning tickets’ prizes, so one $150,000 ticket can’t make a build look like genius.
The buildSix roster spots, two teams. A build is the count from each team plus which team the captain came from. The captain’s price is his slate salary rank (#1 is the priciest player in that game), his position, and his 1.5x cost. Blank entries paid a fee and count in the field; no build gets them.
The three lensesAt lock sorts the teams by the closing spread: the favorite and the dog, the one thing every entrant could know. Monday morning QB re-sorts them by what happened: the team that won, or the team that beat the closing spread. Hindsight, labeled as hindsight. A push shows the winner’s side and says so.
What this is. Public DraftKings contest standings for the primetime NFL Showdown tournaments (the $333 Wildcat and the $444 Field General), every lineup read for how it was built, added up against the payout table. Salaries and fees come from DraftKings’ own slate data; closing spreads from StatRankings. Player names stay off this page except the winning captain. What it isn’t. A projection, a lean, or advice. Seven games is seven games. TwoGun plays these tournaments and has no idea what the next one does.
A LEDGER, NOT A PROJECTION · 21+ · PLAY RESPONSIBLY
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