Erik Beimfohr is a long-time grinder and DFS player who has found particular success in smaller field tournaments and live final qualifiers. He has qualified for countless live finals across nearly every sport and has excelled in many different sports from NFL all the way down to college hoops. Erik is the product owner for SlateIQ on RotoGrinders, current host of the GPP Final Takes show for NFL, and produces a variety of different content across all the major sports. In 2021, Erik started Spike Week, the company's Best Ball product, and came away with a Top 10 Finish in Underdog Fantasy's Best Ball Mania II tournament. Find him on Twitter @ErikBeimfohr.

Albert Nguyen, aka Analytics Capper (AC) is a native of Dallas, TX. He went to college in California and is currently a lawyer and consultant in the healthcare industry. Being an economics major, he's always been fascinated with numbers and statistics. He started creating his own projection models to handicap sports in the mid-2000s. AC began working in the sports gambling industry by providing readers and viewers with analysis and content. He focuses on a variety of sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, UFC, and collegiate sports. When he is not researching and studying betting angles, he is in full #GirlDad mode and spending all of his free time with his daughters.

Allan Lem (aka “fathalpert”) began playing fantasy sports in high school and transitioned to DFS in 2015. He graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Economics and lives in California with his wife and two kids. Allan got his break in the industry covering Preseason NBA content. He is currently the Social Media Manager for RotoGrinders and ScoresAndOdds. You can follow Allan on Twitter @allanlemdfs.

Kevin has been handicapping professionally since 2007 at VegasInsider before shifting to ScoresAndOdds. He focuses on MLB, NFL, college football, NBA, college basketball, and NHL and mainly uses trends, systems, and situations as his top handicapping angles.

A failed high school pitcher, Nick discovered that he has a higher aptitude for analyzing and writing about sports than he does playing them. To his friends, he is better known as "The Commish." When he's not organizing a fantasy league, placing a bet, or writing an article, he's probably nose-deep in a book--further illustrating the point that his niche in this world is as a nerd rather than an athlete.