Tyler Tamboline recommended Chan Kim as an intriguing, albeit risky, low-priced option for those entering large-field DFS tournaments. He acknowledged the volatility of rostering players like Kim, especially down in the bargain price range, but advised including Kim in lineups at around a 6% to 10% exposure rate in a 150-lineup scenario. Tamboline emphasized that minimal exposure (one lineup) is insufficient for capturing upside, so DFS players should allocate enough lineups to meaningfully benefit if Kim performs well.

Eric Polzin identified Chan Kim as a strong make-the-cut betting target, calling his DFS pricing surprising at the minimum salary tier. Despite competing in weaker fields recently, Kim delivered consistent results, with consecutive made cuts including 16th, 32nd, and top-20 finishes. Combining this reliable performance streak with a top-25 statistical rank, Polzin recommended Kim not only as an extremely undervalued DFS choice but as a solid betting opportunity specifically as a make-cut bet this week.