PrizePicks Payout Confusion: Why Did My Multiplier Change?
Summary
This discussion on the PrizePicks server addresses common confusion regarding payout multipliers when lineups include DNP, ties, or Goblin picks. Community members clarify how these factors impact final payouts, explaining why a slip might revert to a lower multiplier than expected. It is a helpful resource for users looking to understand the mechanics behind their PrizePicks entry results.
Iโm Still trying to figure out how this was a 2.2x and not 3x payout. Any help?
The DNP and tie bring the lineup down to a 2 pick Power therefore the payout changes. You can see the exact breakdown under "Details", "Payouts" and selecting the "i"
Yep, I understand. When I had Collier and Wiggins as a two man, it was a 3x. I tailed this lineup from someone and they got a 3x and I got a 2.2x. 2 man power is a 3x, right?
Yep, I understand. When I had Collier and Wiggins as a two man, it was a 3x. I tailed this lineup from someone and they got a 3x and I got a 2.2x. 2 man power is a 3x, right?
Correct but your payout is not standard as you had a Goblin pick in your lineup
But why would the goblin affect the payout if it was voided? Then the slip would just revert back to a 2 man, right? 2 man is a 3x. If Wiggins or Collier was a goblin, Iโd understand the 2.2x. That would make sense but when the lineup reverts to a 2 man, itโs a 3x.
If what youโre saying is correct, then if Jackson was a demon and then became a DNP, the payout would be higher than 3x?
