Aspiring sports bettors who want to focus more on daily fantasy sports have a handful of options, with one of those outfits is PrizePicks. We'll look at the latest PrizePicks promo code the platform is offering and what users who sign up can expect to receive.<\/p>\n
PrizePicks is offering $50 to users who make a $5 play or more in a contest on one of the leading DFS apps. Here's how those interested can get the offer.<\/p>\n
PayPal, Venmo, Bank Account, Apple Pay, Credit\/Debit Card<\/p>\n
Must be of legal age in a state where PrizePicks operates<\/p>\n
There are other DFS platforms outside of PrizePicks offering promotions for new users. Here's a look at the offers from Underdog and Dabble.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Play $5 in fantasy entries get $50 in bonus entries<\/p>\n
PrizePicks is offering a promotion most comparable to Underdog, as both offer a $50 bonus by playing $5.<\/p>\n
Most users must be at least 18 years old to sign up for PrizePicks. Users in Alabama and Colorado must be at least 19 years old, while users in Arizona, Iowa, Louisiana and Massachusetts must be at least 21 years old.<\/p>\n
There are three different contests users can enter on PrizePicks. The most common type of contest, Pick 'Em, is available in 19 states plus Washington D.C. In this format, users select two to six player statistics to make predictions on, guessing if the player will go higher or lower than the number for that statistic by selecting "More" or "Less."\u00a0<\/p>\n
Just click the Board button at the bottom of the PrizePicks app to get started. At the top of the Board section, you can choose which sport you want and begin building an entry. For example, after choosing NBA, I was presented with potential player picks and various categories to choose from, like points, rebounds and assists.\u00a0<\/p>\n
A pop-up to Finalize Lineup appeared which allowed me to complete my entry and choose what kind of entry I wanted to play. Users can choose whether to submit their entry as a Flex or Power Play.\u00a0<\/p>\n
In a Flex Play, users can get picks incorrect and still receive a payout. With the example entry above, two correct picks was worth 1x, which is just your full entry fee amount returned. Three correct picks out of three in this Flex Play returned 2.25x. So a $10 entry would have returned $22.50. Users must select at least three picks to be eligible for Flex Play.<\/p>\n
In a Power Play, users must get all picks correct to get paid out. Three out of three picks for the entry above returned 5x ($50 payout on $10 entry).\u00a0<\/p>\n
Here are the payouts details on PrizePicks:<\/p>\n
Pick 'Em Arena, which is available to users in 17 states, follows the same payout structure as Pick 'Em. For users in Colorado, each entry in Pick 'Em Arena must contain at least three picks. The entry follows the same format as Pick 'Em, but user entries are automatically submitted to a group depending on the time of submission, user's skill level and number of picks made. Based on how you do in the group, you can win even more. If multiple players tie for first place in a group, the prize is split unless there's a winning Flex lineup in the group. Here's how picks are scored in a group setting.<\/p>\n