PrizePicks has always required two picks to submit your Lineup — and two correct picks to get paid. But for the first time, you only need to land one of those two picks to get a payout.
With new 2-Pick Flex Lineups, you can get just one pick right and still get a payout. Now live in the PrizePicks app.
Make a 2-Pick Flex Lineup now in the app!
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Introducing 2-Pick Flex Play Lineups: Live now!
Unlike Power Play Lineups, Flex Plays have always been the option that pays out even with a pick (or two) misses. Until now, the smallest possible Flex Play Lineup was three picks, while two picks were reserved for
Today, that changes with 2-Pick Flex Plays. For the first time, you can get a payout for getting just one pick right.
Simply build a 2-Pick Lineup, hit just one of your two picks, and you’ll still get a payout. Hit both, and you’ll get an even bigger payout.
Why New 2-Pick Flex Plays Are Key to Ws
- You only need one correct pick to get paid. When you use a 2-Pick Flex Lineup, you’ll get a 0.5x payout just for hitting one pick.
- No need to build bigger Lineups. Previously, Flex Plays were only available of 3-Pick Lineups or more. Now you only need two picks — the smallest possible Lineup.
- No promo restrictions apply. 2-Pick Flex Plays qualify the same was as any Lineup, including for our new user offer — play $5, get $150 if you win with code PLAYBOOK.
Make your first 2-Pick Flex Lineup now in the PrizePicks app!
How 2-Pick Flex Plays Work
Let’s say you’re locked in on two standard projections: Lamar Jackson 219.5 pass yards and Justin Jefferson 76.5 receiving yards. You add them to your Lineup and submit it as a Flex Play.
Here’s what happens next:
- If both picks win: That’s a win; you get paid at 2x your entry fee
- If only one pick wins: You’ll get back 0.5x your entry fee — or 50 percent. It’s not a win, but it’s a return on your original entry.
Just landing one of your two picks is enough to get paid with the new 2-Pick Flex Lineup. Of course, you’ll win more if you hit both, but just one returns funds to your account.
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2-Pick Flex Payouts
Here is how the new 2-Pick Flex Payouts work compared to 2-Pick Power Plays.
Demons and Goblins will change payouts — higher or lower depending on your picks. Always confirm the payout on your Lineup detail screen before submitting your picks.
Updated PrizePicks Payouts: Power and Flex Plays
With the addition of 2-Pick Flex Lineups, here’s how all Lineups payout on PrizePicks — from 2-Picks to 6-Picks — when you use standard projections. Lineups including Demons and Goblins, correlated picks, or other discounted projections carry altered payout rates.
All payouts below represent returns on entry fee; for example, 2x return on a $25 entry fee would payout $50.
PrizePicks payouts last updated Friday, Sept. 18, subject to change.
Power Play Payouts
Flex Play Payouts
How to Make a 2-Pick Flex Lineup on PrizePicks
- Open the PrizePicks app and pick your two Player Picks by choosing More or Less.
- Select Flex Play instead of Power Play before you submit.
- Set your entry fee and lock in your Lineup.
- Win both picks — get paid 2x. Win one pick — get paid 0.5x.
Just two picks. Only one needs to land for you to get a payout.
Make your first 2-Pick Flex Lineup now!
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