There are two ways to get a lineup into LiveSlates: import the entries you've already made on the platform you play on, or build one here from scratch. Most people import - it's faster and it brings every entry across at once.
Import your existing entries
From DraftKings
DraftKings exports your entries one slate at a time as a DKEntries.csv file.
- On DraftKings, open the contest → Edit Entries → Export to CSV - you'll
get a
DKEntries.csv. - In LiveSlates, open that slate and start a lineup - from Slates hit Add lineup, or use the Add lineup button on your Lineups page.
- On the build page, open Import in bulk and choose Upload DKEntries.csv.
Players match automatically by their DraftKings ID - there's no manual re-entry, and every entry in the file comes across in one go.
We never touch your DraftKings account
The import is a file you export yourself. LiveSlates never logs in to,
connects to or reads your DraftKings account, and nothing is ever sent
back to DraftKings - it only reads the DKEntries.csv you upload here.
One slate per file
DraftKings exports a separate DKEntries.csv for each slate. If you're
playing several slates, import each one on its own slate page.
Build one here instead
Prefer to build from scratch, or playing a format you haven't entered yet? Open a slate and hit Add lineup - you'll land on the build page, where you pick each slot from the searchable player pool. The same Import in bulk panel is there too if you'd rather bring entries across.
- The salary cap is enforced as you go - you'll always know how much you have left.
- Roster slots match the format exactly, including Captain / multiplier slots where the sport uses them.
- Save it, and it tracks live just like an imported entry.
Bring one lineup or a hundred
Add as many lineups as you like to a slate. On the live dashboard they all track at once, and your combined player exposure across every entry rolls up automatically - so you can see at a glance where you're heavy.
Next step
Lineups score against the numbers you trust. Head to Adding your projections so pace, the Dream Team and projected-finish all have something to measure against.