Your dashboard is built from small building blocks. KPIs are the single-number tiles across the top; panels are the larger blocks below. This is a reference for what each one shows - see Creating your dashboard for how to arrange them.
KPIs
The at-a-glance numbers. Add the ones that matter to you and drop the rest.
- Live points - your lineup's total, scored to two decimals with the exact rules of the platform you play on.
- Best lineup - your highest-scoring entry right now, and where each of your other lineups sits against it. Not your contest position: the platforms don't expose live standings to us (see Tracking your bankroll).
- Pace - whether you're ahead of or behind the rate needed to hit your projection. Green is ahead, red is behind.
- Projected finish - an estimated final score, blending points banked with what's still to come.
- Players remaining - how much of your lineup is still to play.
Per-sport tiles
Some sports add their own KPIs - a baseball dashboard, for example, surfaces numbers that only make sense for MLB. You'll see them in the Add-KPI picker when that sport is active.
Panels
The larger blocks that carry the detail of the slate.
- The Dream Team - the highest-scoring lineup it was possible to build from your pool, recalculated live. See how close your build came. Other sites call this the optimal lineup.
- Leaders - the top-scoring players on the slate right now.
- Exposure - your combined ownership of each player across every entry, so you can see where you're heavy.
- Hot / cold - who's heating up and who's gone quiet.
- Live play-by-play - a real-time ticker of every point as it lands, with the players you own called out.
- Your lineups - every entry you have on the slate, tracking side by side.
Panel options
Many panels have a cog in their header for per-panel settings - how many rows to show, which split to display, and so on. Those choices are remembered per sport, so tuning a panel for NBA won't change how it looks for golf.
Second-screen (TV) mode
TV mode is a stripped-back view built for the big screen - put the whole slate on the TV and watch it run from the couch. You choose a primary slate and, if you're playing several, a set to cycle through automatically.
Build the view once
Set up the KPIs and panels you like in a custom dashboard, then switch to TV mode to cast it. See Creating your dashboard.