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Draft Kings scraper — DraftKings | Lagic

Built ForSports AnalyticsDaily Fantasy Sports (DFS) Content CreationMarket Research (Gaming/Betting)

Extract DraftKings contest and player data for strategic analysis.

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Configure Agent

Sport code to scrape contests and players for (e.g., NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, LOL, CS, SOCCER)

Maximum number of contests to scrape. Set to a lower number for faster runs.

If enabled, will fetch detailed player information for each draft group. Disable for faster execution.

Results to deliver

200 credits

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Pricing

2 credits per result
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Sample Data Preview

Contest IDContest NameCompetition NameSport (e.g., NFL, NBA, MLB)Contest Start TimeEntry Fee
10093Sample Text...Sample Text...Value...2026-04-05Value...
10091Sample Text...Sample Text...Value...2026-04-05Value...
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Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

Get DraftKings contest details, including entry fees, total prizes, and current entries, alongside player salaries and positions for multiple sports. This data helps refine daily fantasy sports (DFS) strategies and research.

Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) platforms like DraftKings require deep insight into contest dynamics and player valuations for competitive play and analysis. This tool provides structured data directly from DraftKings, focusing on both contest information and detailed player statistics. ### What Data You Get For each contest, you'll receive key details such as the unique **Contest ID**, the **Contest Name**, the associated **Competition**, and the **Sport** it covers. Important financial aspects like the **Entry Fee** and **Total Prize Pool** are included, along with participation metrics like **Current Entries** and **Maximum Entries**. You'll also see the **Start Time** of the contest and a timestamp for when the data was collected. If you choose to include player data, the tool expands its output significantly. For each player within a draft group, you'll get their unique **Player ID**, **Player Name** (first and last), **Position**, **Team Abbreviation**, and their **Salary** for that contest. This also includes their current **Status** (e.g., active, injured) and whether they are `draftable` in the contest. ### How to Use the Data This data is invaluable for anyone looking to gain an edge in Daily Fantasy Sports. Individual players can use it to identify undervalued players, analyze competitor lineup construction, and track salary changes over time. Content creators and analysts can use the extracted information to power data-driven articles, generate projections, and develop sophisticated lineup optimization models. Businesses in the sports analytics space can monitor market trends, understand contest popularity, and benchmark player pricing across different sports and competitions. The ability to specify a maximum number of contests and toggle player data inclusion allows for flexible data collection, balancing detail with execution speed.

Key Capabilities

  • Contest ID
  • Contest Name
  • Competition Name
  • Sport (e.g., NFL, NBA, MLB)
  • Contest Start Time
  • Entry Fee
  • Total Prize Pool
  • Current Number of Entries
  • Maximum Number of Entries
  • Draft Group ID
  • Player ID
  • Player Full Name
  • Player First Name
  • Player Last Name
  • Player Position
  • Player Team Abbreviation
  • Player Salary
  • Player Status
  • Timestamp of Data Scrape
  • Indication if Player is Draftable
  • Optimizing daily fantasy sports lineups by analyzing player salaries and contest entry trends.
  • Creating data-driven content and advice for DFS players, such as player value reports or contest breakdowns.
  • Conducting market research on DraftKings contest popularity, prize pool distribution, and entry fee structures.
  • Tracking player salary fluctuations and injury statuses across different sports to inform strategic decisions.
  • Developing custom analytical models to predict contest outcomes or identify arbitrage opportunities in DFS markets.
  • Monitoring competitor strategies by examining contest types and player selections frequently entered by top players.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Choose the specific sport you want to gather data for, such as NFL, NBA, or MLB.

2

Optionally, set a limit on the maximum number of contests you wish to scrape to control the data volume.

3

Decide whether to include detailed player information; disable this option for faster runs if only contest data is needed.

4

Run the tool to begin extracting the selected DraftKings contest and player data.

5

Download your structured data in your preferred format (JSON, CSV, or Excel) for analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

What data formats are available for download?
You can download your extracted data in JSON, CSV, or Excel formats.
Do I need coding skills to use this tool?
Can I get data for all available sports?
How does 'Max Contests' affect the data collection?
What is the purpose of 'Include Player Data'?
How fresh is the data?
Is this tool suitable for client work?
Can I schedule recurring data extractions?
How is the cost determined?
Does this tool provide player projections or betting odds?