What are the standard payout rates?
Power Play: All picks must be correct to win
- 4-Pick Win = 10x the entry fee
- 3-Pick Win = 5x the entry fee
- 2-Pick Win= 3x the entry fee
Flex Play: Lineups can still win even if one or two picks are incorrect
- 6 of 6 correct = 25x the entry fee
- 5 of 6 correct = 2X the entry fee
- 4 of 6 correct = 0.4X the entry fee
- 5 of 5 correct = 10x the entry fee
- 4 of 5 correct = 2x the entry fee
- 3 of 5 correct = 0.4x the entry fee
- 4 of 4 correct = 5x the entry fee
- 3 of 4 correct = 1.5x the entry fee
- 3 of 3 correct = 2.25x the entry fee
- 2 of 3 correct = 1.25x the entry fee
How do DNPs and Reboots affect payouts?
Only active players count toward a winning lineup. Lineups with a player marked DNP or Reboot are still eligible to win, although the multiplier will be reduced. This is referred to as a “reverted lineup.” For example, if you select a 3-pick power play and one of your selections is marked DNP, your lineup will revert to a 2-pick power play.
A full breakdown of reverted lineups is included below:
- 4-Pick Power → 3-Pick Power
- 3-Pick Power → 2-Pick Power
- 2-Pick Power → Refund
- 6-Pick Flex → 5-Pick Flex
- 5-Pick Flex → 4-Pick Flex
- 4-Pick Flex → 3-Pick Flex
- 3-Pick Flex → 2-Pick Power
If DNPs or Reboots make it so that all remaining players in a lineup are on the same team, this will make the lineup ineligible. In this case, you will be issued an automatic refund.
What happens if a player ties their projection?
If a player ends the game with the exact number projected in a PrizePicks square, this is considered a tie. Ties will cause a lineup to revert down similar to a DNP or Reboot. Please refer to the table below to view how lineups are reverted in case of a tie:
- 4-Pick Power → 3-Pick Power
- 3-Pick Power → 2-Pick Power
- 2-Pick Power with 1 correct pick and 1 tie → 1.5X Payout
- 2-Pick Power with 1 losing pick and 1 tie → Loss
- 6-Pick Flex → 5-Pick Flex
- 5-Pick Flex → 4-Pick Flex
- 4-Pick Flex → 3-Pick Flex
- 3-Pick Flex → 2-Pick Power
Why did I receive a payout that's different from the standard rate?
Some leagues may have unique payout rates based on specific combinations of picks within a lineup. For example, payout rates can vary if you select multiple players within the same game. Lineups made on specific sports (such as PGA golf) may also have occasional varied payouts.
Additionally, lineups that include Demon or Goblin projections will alter the standard payout rate.
