Towards the end of last baseball season, a friend of mine told me about fanduel fantasy baseball. Since I was good at traditional season-long fantasy baseball, I thought playing daily fantasy baseball for money would be easy. So with $25 in my account and no clue how to be successful at daily fantasy baseball, I set off on my quest to make money. On the first day, I finished dead last in a 10 person daily league. From that moment on, I worked hard to get better and better at the art of constructing a roster under the $35,000 salary cap. By the end of the season, I had almost quadrupled my money and actually started winning on a regular basis. Now, with the 2015 season right around the corner, I have decided to take on the fanduel fantasy baseball challenge with only one goal in mind: Play EVERYDAY and make money EVERYDAY.
