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Current DraftZone Promo Code: Grinders100

This Promo code gets you a 100% sign up bonus up to $50!

DraftZone.com is the best option for those fantasy players that love the draft.  While most sites that offer daily fantasy games heavily feature salary cap or pick’em type games, DraftZone goes straight for the jugular and offers full fledged daily and weekly fantasy drafts.  For a more detailed review check out RotoGrinders.com DraftZone Review. You can draft heads up or against up to 12 opponents.  To join a draft check out their poker-like league lobby.  Be sure to use our 100% promotional code when you join.  You’re likely to see many heads up drafting games that have 1 spot out of 2 already filled.  Join one of these games and you will be drafting within ten minutes.  The reason that it takes ten minutes is because when you join that draft the other person that is already signed up receives an email and cell phone message telling them that their draft is full and that they have ten minutes to get into the Draft Room.

If you’re sitting on a pretty free schedule you can create or join an empty table at the stakes of your choosing and wait for an opponent to stop in.  I prefer to be the first person in so that I can pick my own stakes.  Normally someone joins a table I create within 10 minutes at stakes under $50.   The larger stakes can take a bit longer.  If you go this route, simply remember to unregister from your table if you have to leave.  You don’t want to be out on a date or in a meeting and get that text message saying “You’re Draft starts in ten minutes!!!”

Click below to visit DraftZone and start playing or continue reading for more details.  If you choose to sign up an account, remember to type in *DraftZone Promotional Code Grinders100* on the registration page to claim your bonus.

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The draft itself opens up some very cool strategic opportunities.  You and your opponents have 30 seconds to make picks.  30 seconds is already a quick decision, but if your opponents are good they will be making their picks in 2-3 seconds, leaving you with little time to think.  Definitely be prepared before you start drafting!  The simplest thing you can do is have a separate window open listing all of that day’s or week’s matchups.

Once you get the hang of the draft you can try some more advanced strategy.  My personal favorite is the “block.”  If Brady and Manning both have incredible matchups  go ahead and draft one of them first.  If your opponent is playing you heads up he will probably go after RBs or WRs since you already have selected a QB.  If he does this you can block him from getting an elite QB by drafting Manning with your next pick.  DraftZone gives you a three man bench, so you can simply sit one of them on your bench and out of your opponent’s lineup.  Of course you shouldn’t do this if it sacrifices too much value at the other positions, but I think its a winning move in many draft situations.

DraftZone also offers salary cap leagues for those who can’t handle the intensity of the draft.  Salary cap leagues are a great option if you want to play at that moment and no drafts are nearly full.  Another cool option is the ability to create private leagues.  Every week I create a private league and invite all the members of my season-long home league to come play.  We’re able to get 6-10 drafters each week, making for a fun side challenge to our main league.

So, kudos to DraftZone for focusing on the draft.  They had to put a ton of extra development time and money into delivering us a product where we can all hop on and instantly draft at the same time.  They pulled it off, and this awesome product should pay off for them.  Be sure to add Draftzone to your daily fantasy games repertoire.

If you do not yet have a DraftZone account, please follow the link below, use promotional code Grinders100 and collect your 100% deposit bonus up to $50:

http://www.draftzone.com/affiliate/tracker.php?affiliate_id=1010&campaign_id=21

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