1. Max number of lineups currently capped at 50 to limit crunch time.
2. Unique players refer to minimum number of unique players across any two lineups.
3. To lock a player in all crunched lineups click on in the player table. Locking too many players will return no lineups (e.g. don’t lock 2 rucks).
4. Exclude players from consideration by toggling between and in the player table.
5. Projections and max exposure can be adjusted on an individual player basis in the player table.
6. When a player’s max exposure is set to < 100% that player will be removed from or added back to the player pool when their exposure in previously crunched lineups goes above or below the set limit.
7. Ownership projections are not offered by DFS Australia but user projections can be uploaded.

1. All settings used are considered additive, meaning that lineups must meet all selections made. If too many settings are used at once you risk the possibility of no lineups being returned.
2. Settings can be turned on and off by simply checking the corresponding check box.
3. When selecting multiple teams or positions in Team or Positional Stacks the required number of players are selected from that pool, not from each team/position. For example, ‘include exactly 1 player from ADE/HAW’ would return either 1 player from ADE or 1 player from HAW, not 1 from each.

1. Saved lineups are stored in a database so that the user can return later and continue. For piece of mind the user may wish to remove their lineups once they have downloaded their slate entry csv file by manually deleting them, note however they will not be able to re-upload these into the software. Saved lineups are encrypted within the database and are not accessable to anyone (including the operators of Daily Fantasy Sports Australia) other than the user.
2. User defined projections are not stored and need to be re-uploaded by the user each time they return to the software.

For more detailed instructions refer here.