Bettle Fantasy Spotlight: Head-to-Head Battles

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How many times have you looked at your fantasy team and realized it’s one of the best teams you have ever drafted? How many conversations have you had with friends or family about their fantasy team from a different league you are not in? I have always wanted a way to compete against my friends and prove who has the best overall team. Well, now? We can. 

You can do all of that easily at Bettle Fantasy Sports. Bettle allows you to enjoy fantasy sports in more ways, as you can create competition with friends and family. You can create side pots with your league mates, challenge a stranger to a head-to-head match or just talk shop with a fellow fantasy guru.

Bettle lets you have more fun with your fantasy football, fantasy baseball and fantasy basketball teams. So if you want to put your friend’s fantasy team to the test against yours without waiting until it’s your turn on the schedule, you can do that with Bettle. Even better, you get to set up these competitions on your own time, so waiting on a league schedule or calendar to challenge your friends and family to fantasy competitions is over!

Take a look at this monster I drafted in the NFBC RotoWire Online Championship back in early March. It’s a standard 5×5 roto draft with 30 rounds and a 12-team league. This is the team after five weeks of FAAB (free-agent bidding), noted below.

Starting Lineup

• C: Alejandro Kirk (TOR)
• C: William Contreras (MLW)
• 1B: Anthony Rizzo (NYY)
• 2B: Ketel Marte (ARI)
• 3B: Yandy Díaz (TB)
• SS: Bryson Stott (PHI)
• CI: Anthony Rendon (LAA)
• MI: Mauricio Dubón (HOU) – added in FAAB
• OF: Ronald Acuña Jr. (ATL)
• OF: Eloy Jiménez (CHW)
• OF: Steven Kwan (CLE)
• OF: Mitch Haniger (SF)
• OF: Esteury Ruiz (OAK)
• UT: Shohei Ohtani (LAA)

Pitchers

• Spencer Strider (ATL)
• Yu Darvish (SD)
• Clayton Kershaw (LAD)
• Jesús Luzardo (MIA)
• Noah Syndergaard (LAD)
• Johan Oviedo (PIT) – added in FAAB
• Pete Fairbanks (TB)
• Reynaldo López (CHW)
• Carlos Estévez (LAA)

Bench

• Corey Seager, IL (TEX)
• Jarred Kelenic (SEA)
• Jose Siri (TB) – added in FAAB
• Oscar Colás (CHW)
• Carlos Rodón, IL (CHW)
• Raisel Iglesias, IL (ATL)
• Brusdar Graterol (LAD) – added in FAAB

This was a rare, lucky draft in the NFBC Online Championship where I was not only able to secure Ronald Acuña Jr. with the sixth-overall pick (first round) but also Shohei Ohtani in the middle of the second and Spencer Strider in the third. Acuna Jr. rarely made it past Pick 3 in March drafts, Ohtani was almost always a first-rounder, and even Strider popped into the end of the first round. One would think a team like this would be off and running, right? Wrong. This squad has been hard-pressed to earn saves, has been hit with a myriad of injuries and is stuck between third and fifth place through the first month of the season.

This squad obviously has promise. Raisel Iglesias is expected back in about a week. He’d be a much-needed addition to a team that essentially only has one closer (Fairbanks). Reynaldo López has a few saves, but I missed most of them by having him on my bench, and he’s also crushed the ratios with an ERA near 8.00. Losing Corey Seager was a big blow, and the hope is that he can return sometime in late May or early June. I’ve also been waiting quite some time for Carlos Rodón, who is about a month away from returning.

On the plus side, this team has compiled some early-season bloomers who were late-round picks including Yandy Díaz and Jarred Kelenic. The squad is in a good place with stolen bases between Acuna, Kwan, Ruiz, and even Ohtani has been stealing a few this past week. I just got Haniger back after missing most of the season, and hopefully he can contribute with some homers, runs and RBIs. 

Back to the negative, the pitching has been getting smashed outside of Strider. We saw Luzardo have back-to-back rough outings and good ol’ Syndergaard was hung for 7 ER on Tuesday. Neither of the catchers (Kirk, Contreras) have really got going, and I’m still waiting for Jimenez to start mashing. Hopefully that happens before he hits the IL.

Overall, this is a team with infinite upside but carries a lot of risk and volatility. It’s the perfect team for someone with a strong roster to compete against head-to-head via Bettle.

Remember, Bettle works with ESPN, Yahoo and Sleeper, and importing your league and teams are super easy and user-friendly. 

After you create your account, you’re just a few steps away from a more exciting fantasy experience! 

Next, import your league, start by selecting which sport you’ll be importing. 

Then, let Bettle know where you’ll be importing your league from:

After that, you’ll provide a bit more league information, and then you have the opportunity to add funds to start competing in new fun ways for real cash!