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# Build Your DFS Team
**For those not familiar with DFS, here’s a quick primer:** You are given a set “salary” to draft a team of real world players. Your team will compete against all of the other teams entered in the contest and your players will accrue points based on the real world statistics that they accrue in their game.
If you haven't played before don't worry, this is just a test. Since it's on the test network, all of the coins are free.
### aiSports Lineup Builder
Use the lineup builder to create your perfect line-up. The add buttons (circled in yellow) and the filter (circled in red) will allow you to craft your team.
When you are happy with your lineup, click the "CREATE NFT" button (circled in green) at the bottom right of the builder.
### Pro Tip: Use the Filter to Find Players
When it comes to the final spots on your roster, there are usually only a few players that will fit well. You can use the filter to narrow down your player options.
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