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Adding your lineups

Import the entries you've already made, or build them here slot-by-slot with the cap enforced.

Building lineups · 2 min read
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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.

  1. On DraftKings, open the contest → Edit Entries → Export to CSV - you'll get a DKEntries.csv.
  2. In LiveSlates, open that slate and start a lineup - from Slates hit Add lineup, or use the Add lineup button on your Lineups page.
  3. 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.

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