Who should I start this week? Las Vegas player lines, turned into expected points for your league's scoring, with the chance the call is right: when it says 62%, that happened 62% of the time on a season the model never saw.
Sportsbooks post player lines for nearly every starter: passing yards, rushing yards, catches, the chance of a touchdown. StartSense turns them into expected points under the scoring settings above, and into the chance that the player it prefers outscores the other. Across three seasons of real start/sit decisions between drafted players, starting the player the lines preferred was right 66.6% of the time in standard scoring. The full test is in the sportsbooks already did your start/sit homework.
It covers quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight ends, for the coming week only. A player without a usable line gets a reason instead of a number, and when two players are too close to separate, it says so. Nothing you ask is stored. Nothing here is betting advice. More on what the odds mean and how far to trust them: Introducing StartSense.