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LineupComboMaster
Fantasy Sports
How To Play
LineupComboMaster is a daily fantasy sports platform where you build lineups, enter tournaments, and compete for real cash prizes. Here is everything you need to know to get started.
Step-By-Step Guide
1
Fund Your Account
Before entering paid tournaments, add funds to your account balance using a credit or debit card via the "+ Add" button in the sidebar. The minimum deposit is $10. All deposits are processed securely through Stripe.
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Browse the Lobby
Go to the NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, or NFL lobby to see all available tournaments. Each contest shows the entry fee, prize pool, max entries per user, and how many spots remain. Choose a tournament that fits your budget and style.
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Build Your Lineup
Select players for your 9-spot lineup within the salary cap. The lineup generator creates all valid combinations for you — pick the combo you like best. You can enter multiple different lineups in the same tournament up to the entry limit.
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Enter the Tournament
Submit your lineup and confirm your entry. The entry fee is deducted from your account balance. You will receive a confirmation and can view your active entries in My Hub or the Contests tab.
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Watch It Live
Once games start, watch the live leaderboard update in real time. Click "View Live" on any active contest to see your rank, your players' stats, and how competitors are performing. The leaderboard refreshes automatically throughout the games.
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Collect Your Winnings
After all games finish, final scores are calculated and payouts are automatically credited to your account balance. You can see your results in the History tab and withdraw your winnings at any time.
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Pro Tip — Check Injury Reports
Lineups lock when the first game of the contest begins. Always check injury reports before lock and make sure all your players are confirmed to play. If one of your players is officially ruled out after lock, use the Late Swap feature to replace them with an eligible player — otherwise that spot scores 0 fantasy points.
Lineup Positions (NBA Example)
Every lineup requires exactly 9 players. Positions vary by sport — the NBA layout is shown below; see the player select page in each sport's lobby for that sport's positions:
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Tied Entries
If two or more entries finish with identical fantasy points at the same leaderboard position, that position's prize is split equally among all tied entries. For example, if three entries tie for 1st place and the 1st place prize is $700, each tied entry receives $700 ÷ 3 = $233.33.
Player Stats on the Select Page
When you build a lineup, each player row shows these stats to help you choose. They are calculated from the player's regular-season games recorded on LineupComboMaster and update automatically after every slate. A dash (—) means the player has no regular-season games recorded yet.
GP — Games Played
The number of regular-season games we have recorded for the player this season. The more games, the more reliable his other stats are.
L5 — Last 5 Games
The player's average fantasy points over his 5 most recent games (or all of his games, if he has played fewer than 5). Useful for spotting players who are trending up or down.
Proj — Projected Points
An estimate of the fantasy points the player may score in his next game, based on his games this season. Recent games count more than older ones. For players with only a few games, the estimate is blended with the typical score of regular players at his position, so one unusually good or bad game doesn't dominate.
Value — Points per $1K
The projected points for every $1,000 of salary (Proj ÷ Salary × 1,000). A higher number means more projected points for the money. Value is most useful when comparing players at the same position.
Floor–Ceil — Floor and Ceiling
The low and high end of the player's typical games this season. He has scored at or below his floor in about 1 of every 5 games, and at or above his ceiling in about 1 of every 5 games. A narrow range means a consistent player; a wide range means a more boom-or-bust player.
Boom % — Boom Rate
The percentage of the player's games this season in which he reached a "boom" score for his position — a level reached by only the top 20% of performances by regular players at that position. It shows how often he has had a big game so far, not the chance he will have one next time. With only a few games played, the percentage can jump sharply.
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Stats Are a Guide, Not a Guarantee
These stats are based only on games already played. They do not account for injuries, lineup changes, matchups or other news, and they do not guarantee how any player will perform. The same stats are shown to every player on LineupComboMaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I withdraw my winnings?
Go to your account page and click the Withdraw button in the sidebar or wallet section. You can withdraw via bank transfer or instant debit card payout (processed by Stripe after a one-time identity verification; a processing fee applies) or by free paper check (mailed within 2 weeks). Winnings are withdrawable once your deposits have been fully played through. The minimum withdrawal amount is $25.
Can I cancel an entry after submitting?
No. All entries are final upon submission and cannot be cancelled or refunded. The only change permitted after lineups lock is a Late Swap of a player who has been officially ruled out. Contact support if you believe there was a technical error.
What happens if a game is postponed?
If a game is postponed after lineup lock, players from that game will receive 0 fantasy points for the contest. If the postponement occurs before lineup lock, the tournament may be cancelled and all entry fees refunded.
How many lineups can I enter per tournament?
The maximum number of entries per user is shown on each tournament card in the lobby. This varies by contest — some allow 1 entry while larger tournaments allow up to the 200-entry maximum.
When are payouts credited?
Payouts are credited to your account balance automatically after all games in the tournament complete and final scores are processed. This typically happens within 1–2 hours of the last game ending.
Is there a minimum age to play?
You must be at least 18 years of age (or the age of majority in your state) to participate in paid tournaments on LineupComboMaster.
Why did my lineup list jump back to the first 50 after I entered or deleted a lineup?
This is expected behavior, not an error. Every time you enter or delete a lineup, the page automatically refreshes and shows your next 50 remaining lineups from the top of the list. If you had clicked "Load More" to view additional lineups beyond the first 50, you'll need to click "Load More" again afterward to see past the first 50. This keeps the list accurate and prevents display issues as your lineup count changes.
Who do I contact for support?
