NBA DFS, 2022: Top FanDuel, DraftKings tournament picks, advice for March 15 from a daily Fantasy pro

Before setting your NBA DFS lineups on sites like DraftKings and FanDuel for Tuesday, March 15 you NEED to see what Mike McClure has to say. 

McClure is a DFS professional with nearly $2 million in career winnings. He's also a predictive data engineer at SportsLine who uses a powerful prediction model that simulates every minute of every game 10,000 times, taking factors like matchups, statistical trends and injuries into account.

This allows him to find the best NBA DFS values and create optimal lineups that he shares only over at SportsLine. They're a must-see for any NBA DFS player.

On Monday, McClure listed Thunder point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as one of his top NBA DFS picks on both DraftKings and FanDuel. The result: SGA scored 32 points to go with eight rebounds and five assists to return 49.5 points on DraftKings and 46.1 points on FanDuel. Anybody that included him in their lineups was well on the way to a profitable day.

One of McClure's top NBA DFS picks on Tuesday is Nets superstar Kevin Durant, who is listed at $11,100 on DraftKings and $11,200 on FanDuel. Another part of McClure's optimal NBA DFS strategy includes rostering Grizzlies point guard Tyus Jones ($3,400 on DraftKings, $4,200 on FanDuel). In his last two starts, Jones has shot 60 percent from the field and scored 11.5 points per game. Memphis visits Indiana on Tuesday, and the Pacers have given up the tenth-most assists to opponents over its last three games.

McClure is also targeting a player who could go off for MASSIVE numbers on Tuesday! This pick could be the difference between winning your tournaments and cash games or going home with nothing! You ABSOLUTELY need to see who it is before locking in any lineups.

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