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Fantasy Cheat Code computes fantasy basketball numbers from public box scores, injury reports, betting lines and reporters' public posts on X, and publishes what it finds: rankings, lists, projections, signals and short written notes. It is an information service. It is not advice, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the NBA, any team, X, ESPN, Yahoo, FanDuel, DraftKings, Underdog or any other league, outlet, sportsbook or fantasy company.
Some pages show reporters' public posts from X, embedded the way X displays them. Those posts belong to their authors and to X, appear under X's own terms, and are not written, checked or endorsed by us; which posts appear is chosen by software. Software, including an AI model, also reads those posts for two things it acts on: a player's injury status, and a team's starting five, which the lineup then credits to the post. A post can be wrong or change later, and so can a status or a five taken from it.
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Everything here is computed from data that is sometimes late, sometimes wrong, and always about the past. Projections are guesses with arithmetic behind them. Injury statuses come from reports that change without warning. The site is provided as it is, with no warranty of any kind, and we do not promise it will be accurate, available or fit for whatever you are using it for. Decisions you make with it are yours.
The notes, posts and chat answers here are written automatically, by software that includes AI models, from the same data as the numbers. No person writes or checks each one before it appears. They can be wrong: they can misread a report or a post, mix up players, or sound surer than they should. Treat them like the numbers, as a starting point for your own decision. Our team can also set some things by hand, such as a team's starting five, who gains while a player sits, or an injury note.
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