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Crowdsource your toughest sit/start decisions with Swipe the Starter

Swipe the starter wraps up our 29 days of fantasy.

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Instead of jumping between Reddit, Discord or player discussion threads, ask the Yahoo Fantasy community directly in the app.

With Swipe the Starter, Fantasy Plus and Ultra subscribers can crowdsource their toughest lineup decisions and get real-time community feedback before kickoff. Simply submit a start/sit matchup featuring players competing for the same roster spot, then watch as other fantasy managers vote on who they'd start.

Not making a lineup decision? Everyone can join the fun by swiping through weekly matchups, helping other managers make tough calls and tracking how often their picks match the community.

Submit a matchup: Subscribers can submit start/sit decisions featuring players on their roster for the current week.

Vote with a swipe: Browse matchups from other fantasy managers on the Home page and simply swipe for the player you'd start.

Watch the results: Subscribers can follow live voting results before kickoff to help make their final lineup decision.

Track your accuracy: See how often your picks match the community. Results for each week's matchups become available when the following week begins, so you can track your performance all season long.

Find Swipe the Starter on the Home page of the Yahoo Fantasy App. You can also access the voting, submission and results experiences from the Home, Team and League pages. Available exclusively in the Yahoo Fantasy app.

Swipe the Starter marks the final day of our 29 days of fantasy. Relive all the news here .

Who can submit a matchup? Fantasy Plus and Ultra subscribers can submit start/sit decisions featuring players on their roster.

Who can vote? Everyone can vote on weekly matchups. Fantasy Plus and Ultra subscribers can also view live voting results before kickoff to help make their lineup decisions.

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