MMA · SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2026 · LOCK 5 PM ET · CLASSIC (6 FIGHTERS, NO CAPTAIN)

Your fighters.
Your contest.

Build six-fighter lineups, preserve your picks, and compare the contest fit.

1. Tonight's card is loaded

No slate loaded. Imports stay in this browser tab.

Official DraftKings salaries and IDs, our projections and ownership are already in. Go straight to step 2.

Optional: use your own projections, ownership or DraftKings entries

Only needed if you have your own model or want to fill lineups you already entered on DraftKings.

Supported model columns

CSV: Name, projection, ownership or DFS ID, My Proj, My Own. Optional simulation columns: winProbability, winScore, lossScore, scoreSD. JSON uses a players array with the same fields and lowercase name/id. Ownership is 0–100; winProbability is 0–1. Both opponents' win probabilities must total 1. Conditional scoring and volatility are user-supplied scenario assumptions.

2. Choose your contest

Exact payout table

Projection build finds the highest projected legal roster under your constraints. Scenario ranking uses the selected contest's field size and full payout table; the satellite ranks first-place share. Automatic contest rankings use expected net payout for cash-prize tournaments and first-place share for ticket satellites. Results are exploratory and do not establish your actual chance of winning or profiting.

3. Optional: locks, excludes and exposure caps

Nothing is locked by default: the builder searches every legal lineup on the card. Lock, exclude or cap any fighter you want. Fighters in uploaded roster rows stay in their original slots.

LockExcludeFighterSalaryProjectionOwnership %Max exposure %

4. Build and compare

Baseline model assumptions

The baseline normalizes each pair of supplied moneylines into win chances. It assumes a losing score of the smaller of 30 points or half the fighter’s projection, then solves the winning-score mean to preserve that projection. Each branch uses a positive scoring distribution with a 25-point standard deviation and a shared fight factor. Field lineups are sampled from legal combinations using ownership odds. These are uncalibrated assumptions, not measured fighter-specific finish rates or verified forecasts of returns. Change the model or draw count to inspect sensitivity. Candidates are evaluated individually against a modeled field; a multi-entry portfolio’s joint profit is not simulated.

Upload this card's salaries and projections to start.

Fighter exposures
Research builds can exceed a contest’s entry limit. Uploaded contest entries remain limited to that contest’s maximum. Simulations evaluate the available legal pool (or screened candidates for uploaded templates) with the selected 1,000–10,000 scenario draws. Larger pools take longer. Exposure caps apply to the generated research set; review the exposure summary for your selected top set. Profit and ROI have the same ordering within one contest because every lineup has the same entry fee. A constrained set uses greedy selection and may contain fewer builds than requested. No automatic contest entry or account access.

Supplied betting card

CourtEdge card. Prices are snapshots; Availability and current prices are unverified. Stakes below are units.

SelectionOddsRisk → profit
Suarez by decisionBoth women are hard to finish; Suarez's wrestling and control should win rounds.-1101.1 → 1
Turman by submissionLong-shot flyer. Cashes only if Turman wins by submission; loses if Ko wins or Turman wins another way.+2400.5 → 1.2
Cortes-Acosta by KO/TKO (lean)Walker's chin over 25 minutes against a durable puncher. Price last seen around -117; shop it.~-117lean
Elijah Smith in round 2 (lean)Smith inside the distance is the safer way to play the same read.—lean
Fernando inside the distance (lean)Holds if Fernando keeps his range-managing game.—lean