Estimate the minimum guaranteed payout for a DraftKings Pick6 entry using the multiplier shown on your DraftKings entry screen.
Required. Copy the minimum guaranteed cash multiplier from the final DraftKings Pick6 entry screen. Pick count alone does not determine it.
Optional scenario input supplied by you. Propeller does not predict or validate this hit rate.
DraftKings Pick6 is a peer-to-peer daily fantasy sports contest. For a prize-eligible entry, the minimum guaranteed payout is the entry amount multiplied by the Base Multiplier shown on the final DraftKings entry screen. Pick count and entry amount cannot derive that current multiplier. Final contest winnings can be higher if the entry earns Extra Winnings.
The minimum guaranteed payout and payout minus entry amount using the multiplier you copy from DraftKings. It does not estimate ROI, expected value, or profitability.
Extra Winnings depend on the final prize pool, winning entries, and Standings Points, so they cannot be calculated in advance here.
A result equal to its projection is void. A player who misses the sport-specific minimum-play requirement is also void. Voids can reduce the scored pick level.
Pick Multipliers, limits, promotions, and combinations can change the Base Multiplier. The multiplier and terms shown by DraftKings at submission control.
Verified July 25, 2026. First-party sources: Pick6 Rules & Scoring, Total Contest Winnings, Pick Multipliers & Standings Points, and Voided Pick Policy. Propeller is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by DraftKings.
Pick count is context, not a universal payout table. These are the values that determine how a Pick6 entry is paid:
| Term | What it means | Can this calculator know it? |
|---|---|---|
| Base Multiplier | The multiplier DraftKings applies to the Base Payout for a prize tier. | Yes, when you enter it |
| Base Payout | The entry amount multiplied by the applicable Base Multiplier. | Yes |
| Pick Multiplier | A pick-specific value that can change the lineup's Base Multiplier and Standings Points. | Reflected in the value shown by DraftKings |
| Extra Winnings | Contest winnings above the Base Payout, determined after the field is scored. | No |
This table shows the mathematical chance that every pick is correct if each pick has the visitor-supplied hit rate. It does not predict a contest result or account for voids, different prize tiers, or correlation between picks.
| Picks | At 50% | At 55% | At 60% | At 65% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 25.0% | 30.3% | 36.0% | 42.3% |
| 3 | 12.5% | 16.6% | 21.6% | 27.5% |
| 4 | 6.3% | 9.2% | 13.0% | 17.9% |
| 5 | 3.1% | 5.0% | 7.8% | 11.6% |
| 6 | 1.6% | 2.8% | 4.7% | 7.5% |
Use the calculator's hit-rate field to test your own assumption. Propeller does not supply or validate the hit rate, and no scenario estimate guarantees a single entry.
DraftKings Pick6 is peer-to-peer DFS. A prize-eligible entry receives a Base Payout based on the Base Multiplier shown for its tier, and it may receive Extra Winnings based on its share of contest Standings Points. Pick count alone cannot determine final winnings.
The minimum guaranteed cash multiplier is the payout multiple DraftKings displays for a prize-eligible entry. Enter that displayed multiplier here to estimate the minimum guaranteed payout; DraftKings' final entry screen and contest rules control.
Yes. If an entry's share of contest winnings exceeds its Base Payout, DraftKings can pay the difference as Extra Winnings after the contest is finalized. This calculator cannot know the other winning entries or final Standings Points.
If a pick's final result exactly matches its projection line, DraftKings grades that pick as void, regardless of whether More or Less was selected.
DraftKings grades the player's picks as void when the sport-specific minimum-play requirement is not met. Requirements vary by sport and are listed in DraftKings' official Pick6 rules.
Voided picks reduce the pick level used to calculate the Base Payout and Standings Points, while the entry remains in its original contest. If all but one pick or all picks are void, DraftKings returns the entry fee in the form specified by its policy.
Base Multipliers can depend on sport, pick tier, pick-specific multipliers, limits, promotions, and the submitted combination. The multiplier on the final DraftKings entry screen is the current value for that entry; pick count and entry amount cannot derive it.
No. This calculator estimates payout arithmetic from the multiplier you enter and shows a probability scenario based on your own hit-rate assumption. It does not estimate ROI, expected value, or whether an entry is profitable.
Propeller ranks props by directional confidence and shows the reasoning behind each pick. Use the live board before building a Pick6 card.
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