We won't name names but we are pretty certain we have the most robust and comprehensive DFS bankroll tracker on the market, handling all the data you could possibly throw at us.
Don’t believe us, here are 5 reasons why.
Follow this blog to get the low down on anaylsing your DFS data.
First, all you need to do is sign up for a free RotoTracker account which you can do quickly and easily in just a few clicks. You will receive an automated email from us prompting you to log in and set a password. Once you have done this you are ready to get started on the data-driven road to DFS analysis.
Now all you need to do is get your DFS results data into RotoTracker.
Go to DraftKings, FanDuel, Yahoo, FantasyDraft or DraftDay and download your CSV files. For example, if you want your DraftKings data:
Now upload the CSV files on the RotoTracker Uploads page by dragging and dropping or use the file uploader. Or you can use RotoTracker Sync - but more information on that in a sec.
RotoTracker Sync - our browser extension- will automatically will check for updates in your CSV files along with updating your data from FanDuel, DraftKings, Yahoo and DraftDay in just a few clicks. RotoTracker Sync will only send up the latest data making syncing fast and fuss free so that you can get right to the good stuff (your DFS results data) straight away.
RotoTracker Sync supports CSV files that are hundreds of thousands of lines long - it can handle all the data you can throw at it so it is perfect for all levels of DFS player. RotoTracker Sync is also in-line with all the policies of DFS sites including DraftKings, so you dont have to have any worries that you are complying to the latest Ts and Cs of the site, because we are!
Once your CSV files have been processed which should only take a few minutes you are now ready to begin tracking your DFS bankroll and find where your strengths and weaknesses lie.
For more about our comprehensive filter, opponent analysis and prize pool filtering on our FAQ page.
Update 12:24pm EST: The issue has been resolved.
We have been alerted by our users that the DraftKings CSV download is currently not working — when you click to download your entry history file, the DraftKings server is sending a file with no data. This occurs with a manual download as well as using the RotoTracker Sync browser extension. If you try uploading this empty file to RotoTracker is will (naturally) fail.
We have contacted DraftKings and will update the blog when we have more details. Hopefully just a temporary hitch!
New "game type" column now handled gracefully - RotoTracker Sync update coming soon!
DraftKings updated their CSV format today to add in a new column - game type. This broke both our importer and the extension.
Within the hour, we had a fix for RotoTracker Importer so this new file format is handled. Right now we're ignoring the new column (we'll look to support this retroactively once we understand what this new field does!). But at least for now, your new files will import as before.
We are working to get a similar fix for the Sync browser extension as soon as possible. This can take a little while because it has to go through the submission process at both Chrome and Firefox app stores, so please be patient! We'll update the blog and Twitter once the update is live.
Entry fee filter on dashboard, column sorting on all cohort reports, plus improved prize-pool filtering.
Our end of season flurry of features and improvements to RotoTracker continues!
A long-standing user suggestion is to add an entry fee filter alongside site, sport, and category filters on the dashboard, so we're excited to finally have this feature live. Like the other filters, this can be chained with the others, and dashboard URLs can be bookmarked and linked to (this link will take you to your 2017 mid-stakes MLB results, for example).
And, of course, the new filter also works for Shared Dashboards. Here's how it all works:
Back in June, we introduced the new Dates tab, splitting out the month and year cohorts into a new section and introducing cohort table sorting. Now we've introduced this feature to all other cohort reports.
That means you can easily see, for example, the day of the week you score best, the site you have the highest ROI, or the contest category makes you the most profit.
Last week, we talked about a change at DraftKings with super-high volume players being restricted by what contests they could enter. RotoTracker is unique in tracking and letting you filter by prize pool, and we've further improved this functionality so you can better understand what impact this change may have on you.
You'll find now under the Prize Pools filter a new option under the "preset range" filter — "less than $25k." As the name would suggest, this will filter out to all contests with prize pools less than (but not including) $25k prize pools. There's also new min and max drop-downs to give you even more control over prize pool filtering.
We'll do a follow-up blog post soon explaining exactly how RotoTracker can help you understand this DraftKings change and the impact could have on your results soon. Stay tuned!