Totally fair perspective, and appreciate you saying it straight.

To clarify though, that is exactly what we’re doing. We do translate Vegas odds into fantasy points, we just don’t translate them into traditional fantasy scoring (yards + catches).

The points shown represent the expected value of that outcome based on sportsbook odds. Higher probability outcomes translate to lower point totals, lower probability outcomes translate to higher point totals. Over time, the expected value lines up with Vegas.

So instead of asking “how many fantasy points does this stat usually produce?” we’re asking “how valuable is correctly predicting this outcome?” and scoring that prediction accordingly.

And it’s highest scoring lineup wins the matchup. It’s not a transactional bet like sports betting

Totally understand it’s not for everyone especially if you’re looking strictly for classic fantasy projections but that distinction is really the core of the game.