PrizePicks payout calculator
Choose the app, entry type and number of picks to see what your entry pays and how often each pick has to win to break even.
- 3 of 3 correct
- $60.00 (6×)
Standard picks only. Goblins, demons and boosted picks change the multiplier, and PrizePicks shows the exact payout before you submit.
How it works
A pick'em entry is a parlay with a fixed payout. For an all-or-nothing entry, the break-even win rate per pick is the payout's n-th root inverted: a 3-pick at 6× needs each pick to win (1/6)^(1/3), about 55%. Flex entries pay on misses too, so the break-even is solved across every way the picks can land.
Compare that rate to the sportsbooks' price on the same prop. If the books make a side better than your break-even rate, that pick is pulling its weight.
Questions
How much does a PrizePicks entry pay?
It depends on the number of picks and the entry type. A Power Play pays only if every pick hits; a Flex Play pays a smaller amount with one miss (two on bigger entries). Pick the app, type and pick count above to see every payout.
What win rate do I need on PrizePicks?
For a standard entry, each pick has to win more often than the break-even rate shown above. Standard PrizePicks entries need each pick to win about 54 to 58% of the time, the same as a -118 to -136 bet at a sportsbook; Underdog's tables need about 53.5 to 55.5%.
Do goblins and demons change the payout?
Yes. Goblins (easier lines) lower the payout and demons (harder lines) raise it, and the app sets the exact amount for each lineup. This calculator shows standard picks only.
Are these the current payouts?
They are the published payout tables Betravon uses on its own pick slip. Apps change them from time to time and some states differ, so the app's own number before you submit is the final word.
Check every PrizePicks line against the books
Betravon puts each PrizePicks line next to every sportsbook's price for the same prop, so you can see which picks clear the break-even rate.