Fantasy Forge

How Fantasy Forge Works

A high-level path from import to review: bring props in, rank them, generate combinations, explore simulations, and track outcomes.

1. Import your props

Paste a list or upload a screenshot from PrizePicks, Underdog, or other supported layouts. Fantasy Forge structures the board so you can work with named players, lines, and markets.

You can also type legs manually when a screenshot is messy. The product does not connect to a sportsbook or DFS account.

2. Rank and flag weak legs

Apply confidence, review available signals, and compare props. Identify legs that look fragile relative to the rest of your list before you build combinations.

3. Generate combinations

Choose a leg count and generate combination ideas that lean on higher-ranked props. Edit freely - the optimizer suggests structure; you decide what to keep.

4. Review simulations (optional)

Use Simulation Mode to explore cash and chalk frequencies and weakest legs under modeled assumptions. Use insights to edit - not as a guarantee.

5. Track outcomes

Save the session, grade results after games tip, and revisit History and Prop Tracker to improve your process over time.

FAQ

How does Fantasy Forge work in one sentence?
You bring a board you already researched, rank the legs, generate limited combination ideas, optionally simulate structure, and track outcomes so the next session is easier to review.
Does Fantasy Forge pick winners for me?
No. It is an independent research workflow, not a locks feed or picks service. You stay in control of every prop that enters the optimizer.
Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Use the public free tools or the homepage demo to see the workflow. Signup unlocks larger boards, saved history, tracking, and advanced simulation.

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