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How To Think Like A Daily Fantasy Football Winner: Applying psychological lessons from the poker table and Wall Street to capture a competitive edge in the daily fantasy sports marketplace

3.7/5 ( ratings)

"How To Think Like A Daily Fantasy Football Winner," the second book in C.D. Carter's "How To Think" series, examines the lessons Wall Street and poker have to offer those looking to exploit the daily fantasy sports marketplace. From using contrarianism as a tool of domination, to employing Warren Buffett's keys to investment, to learning how to control tilt, this book includes interviews from poker pros and high-stakes daily fantasy gamers who have learned the keys to consistent winning. Carter's "How To Think" follow-up delves into controversial questions about the role of process and results in daily fantasy, along with the role of intuition in the DFS landscape. Carter includes the tools, sites, and services he has used to gain an edge and exploit inefficiencies in the daily fantasy market. Go back to fantasy football's psychological boot camp with the much-anticipated "How To Think" follow up.

Pages: 90

Format: Kindle Edition

How To Think Like A Daily Fantasy Football Winner: Applying psychological lessons from the poker table and Wall Street to capture a competitive edge in the daily fantasy sports marketplace

3.7/5 ( ratings)

"How To Think Like A Daily Fantasy Football Winner," the second book in C.D. Carter's "How To Think" series, examines the lessons Wall Street and poker have to offer those looking to exploit the daily fantasy sports marketplace. From using contrarianism as a tool of domination, to employing Warren Buffett's keys to investment, to learning how to control tilt, this book includes interviews from poker pros and high-stakes daily fantasy gamers who have learned the keys to consistent winning. Carter's "How To Think" follow-up delves into controversial questions about the role of process and results in daily fantasy, along with the role of intuition in the DFS landscape. Carter includes the tools, sites, and services he has used to gain an edge and exploit inefficiencies in the daily fantasy market. Go back to fantasy football's psychological boot camp with the much-anticipated "How To Think" follow up.

Pages: 90

Format: Kindle Edition

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