Contest Analyzer — what it shows

Data Load

Choose site, sport, contest type, and date, then select a contest (or score via URL / file upload). Optionally upload a portfolio CSV to grade your builds on the same slate the field played.

Contest lineups

The enriched standings table keeps roster slots and adds process metrics: stack and stack size, salary, actual fantasy points, actual ownership, dupes, average salary, uniques, under-5 / under-10 dupe rates, finish place, percentile finish, payout, entry count, and base name for multi-entry handles.

Filters include users, entry-count ranges, stacks / stack sizes, and lock/remove player constraints so you can isolate archetypes inside the field.

Analysis subtabs

• Player Used — salary and exposure overall plus top 1% / 5% / 10% / 20% cohorts (and per-user exposure when comparing)
• Stack Used / Stack Size — the same cohort exposure lens for stacks and stack sizes
• General — salary used, finishing points, total ownership, duplications, uniques, under-5, under-10 averaged for overall and top cohorts
• Duplication — base name, entry count, average salary/dupes, uniques and under-5 / under-10 counts and rates
• ROI — fees, payout, and ROI by base name / entry volume

An At a Glance summary highlights first place, cash line, duplication spread, and highest fantasy outputs with ownership — a fast read before you dig into the tables.

How it connects

Build and trim in Portfolio Manager (often fed by ROO Optimals), then use Contest Analyzer to see what actually cashed. Open the tool from Research → Contest Analyzer.