Leagues are now offered for the Wild Card round. Player salaries have been inflated by about 20% for the playoffs in order to expand the player pool and reduce overlap with fewer NFL games.

In case you didn’t know, the most active member of the DraftStreet chat, "likdeeznutz" recently got a DraftStreet tattoo. I’m not sure how the idea originally came to be, but Deez proposed an offer that I just couldn’t refuse. A couple weeks ago in the DraftStreet chat Deez offered to get a DraftStreet tat in exchange for $410 in his DraftStreet account. I immediately turned to Brian, our CEO, and he happened to be following the chat as well. Before I could even say anything he looked at me and said "We have to take him up on that, right?!"

Allegedly the tat cost $110, so deez made $300 profit. Deez admits he is easily motivated by a little cash incentive, and he already has more than 10 tattoos, so in his mind "what’s one more…?"

Even though you may not support all the ideas, I think most would agree that it's been interesting to read all the different strategies that people are blogging/chatting about with regard to being successful on DraftStreet. That's just a small part of what makes the game so exciting right up until the last out – each and every night. Now that everyone else has had their turn, it's time for me to reveal the true secret to success on DraftStreet – which amazingly only a few have figured out so far.

The most difficult part of DraftStreet is not the process of selecting a competitive team and beating your competition (don't worry though, I'll give you tips on that as well later in this article). Most everyone playing daily fantasy games knows their stuff, but even the most knowledgeable and savvy players can run cold every now and then. The hardest part is dipping back into your funds and pressing that “confirm deposit” button.