SuperDraft DFS has several innovative types of contests. The Salary Cap and Super 15 contests are standard if you’ve played DraftKings or FanDuel. You receive a salary cap—with either $80,000 or $15 in cap space—and fill out a starting lineup using those financial resources.   The Multiplier and Champion modes are more innovative and interesting. The Multiplier contests don’t have salary caps; you’ll instead see a list of players who are grouped according to multipliers. Pick the players you want, but the multiplier amounts have a huge effect on the game. Then, Champion contests allow only one modifier in a five-player lineup. In short, that “champion” player better have good stats.   As for contests, you can play in big tournaments, satellite events, or freerolls. If you prefer, you can play in head-to-head contests. Meanwhile, Booster events spread the prize pool around, while the beginner events let you dip your foot in the pool against others who are finding their way on the site.