PrizePicks Payouts | How Payouts on PrizePicks Work

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Below, we’ll break down how PrizePicks payouts work across the two main Lineups types on PrizePicks: Power Plays and Flex Plays, plus a look at how Demon & Goblin projections can adjust your potential payouts.

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Power Plays: Maximum Payouts

If you want the biggest payouts on PrizePicks, Power Plays are the way to go. You can use 2-6 player picks in your Power Play Lineup. If you hit every pick in your Lineup, the payout stacks up. If any pick misses, the Lineup doesn’t win.

Note: if a player in your Lineup doesn’t play (DNP) or ties, your payout adjusts to the next tier down (example a 6-Pick becomes a 5-Pick).

Here are the standard Power Play payouts on PrizePicks for both Pick ‘Em and Pick ‘Em Arena.

With PrizePicks Arena, there are more ways to win with the Group Payout. Both Group and Winning Lineup payouts are always same.

PrizePicks Payouts: Power Play

Here are the standard payouts for Power Play Lineups on PrizePicks Pick ‘Em and Pick 'Em Arena.

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Flex Plays: More Ways to Win

Power Plays are great for going for the bigger payouts. But Flex Plays give you more ways to win, as you can miss one or two picks and still get paid out.

Here are the standard payouts for Flex Play Lineups on PrizePicks Pick 'Em and Pick 'Em Arena.

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Demons & Goblins: Game-Changers

You may notice on the PrizePicks board that some projections have a green or red emoji next to them. These are Demons & Goblins, and they indicate a higher or lower projection, which also leads to corresponding higher or lower payouts in your Lineup.

Demon projections are indicated by the red emoji. These projections raise the challenge, but also the reward. For example, LeBron James’ standard points projection could be 24.5, but his Demon projection is 29.5. These plays can push your payout up to 2000x your money.

Goblin projections are indicated by the green emoji. Goblins make it easier to build a winning Lineup, but they also lower the payout ceiling. 

Learn more about Demons and Goblins here. 

How Long Do Payouts Take on PrizePicks?

PrizePicks is known for its quick payouts, which is what people love about the app. Payouts come as soon as the official scores are finalized following the end of all games in your Lineup. In general, once all games are finished, payouts should come within 30 minutes — but usually much quicker.

For Arena, you will need to wait for all games within your Group to finish before the Group Payout is distributed. 

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