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PrizePicks Payout Calculator

Check standard PrizePicks Power Play and Flex Play payout multipliers for 2-6 pick entries, including 3/4, 4/5, and 5/6 Flex results.

Entry Amount

This visitor-supplied assumption is used only for scenario estimates. Propeller does not supply or validate it, and it does not predict any single entry.

% per pick

Scenario probabilities and expected returns use only the hit rate you entered. They are mathematical illustrations, not Propeller predictions.

How this PrizePicks payout calculator works

This calculator applies PrizePicks' published standard Player Pick payout rates to your entry amount. It can calculate standard Power Play and Flex Play returns and illustrate scenario probabilities using a hit rate you supply.

What it cannot calculate

It cannot determine a lineup's final payout when special projections, promotions, pick combinations, fees, Team Picks, Culture Picks, or other disclosed factors change the multiplier.

DNPs and Reboots

A DNP or eligible Reboot removes the affected projection and normally reverts the lineup down one pick tier. A 2-pick Power reverts to a refund.

Tied projections

A tie lowers the potential payout by one tier, but unlike a DNP or Reboot, it does not remove the projection or trigger same-team or minimum-pick ineligibility.

The final screen controls

PrizePicks discloses the payout for each contest on its individual details screen. Review that displayed payout before submitting because it controls over this general calculator.

Verified August 17, 2026. Sources: PrizePicks Payouts (updated August 11, 2026), Potential Outcomes (updated August 5, 2026), and DNPs, Reboots, and Ties (updated August 11, 2026). Propeller is an independent research tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by PrizePicks.
Watch the walkthrough · 4:20

See Power and Flex payout shapes side by side.

The walkthrough covers the current standard chart, a four-pick example, DNP, Reboot, and tie rules, and the final-screen check that matters most.

Key takeaway: Use this calculator for standard-rate math, then confirm the current multiplier and rules on the individual PrizePicks details screen.

PrizePicks Payout Chart 2026

Every standard payout multiplier for Power Play and Flex Play entries, updated for 2026. PrizePicks can vary multipliers for promotions, special projections, or certain pick combinations, so always confirm the final payout shown in the app before submitting.

Quick answers: At the standard Player Pick rates verified in August 2026, a 6-pick Power Play returns 37.5x if all 6 picks are correct. A 2-pick Flex returns 2x for 2/2 and 0.5x for 1/2, while a 6-pick Flex returns 25x for 6/6, 2x for 5/6, and 0.4x for 4/6. The details screen can display a different multiplier.

PrizePicks Power Play Payout Chart

Standard PrizePicks Power Play payout multipliers for a $20 entry
PicksResultMultiplier$20 Entry
2 Picks2/2 correct3x$60
3 Picks3/3 correct6x$120
4 Picks4/4 correct10x$200
5 Picks5/5 correct20x$400
6 Picks6/6 correct37.5x$750

PrizePicks Flex Play Payout Chart

Standard PrizePicks Flex Play payout multipliers for a $20 entry
PicksResultMultiplier$20 Entry
2-Pick Flex2/2 correct2x$40
2-Pick Flex1/2 correct0.5x$10
3-Pick Flex3/3 correct3x$60
3-Pick Flex2/3 correct1x$20
4-Pick Flex4/4 correct6x$120
4-Pick Flex3/4 correct1.5x$30
5-Pick Flex5/5 correct10x$200
5-Pick Flex4/5 correct2x$40
5-Pick Flex3/5 correct0.4x$8
6-Pick Flex6/6 correct25x$500
6-Pick Flex5/6 correct2x$40
6-Pick Flex4/6 correct0.4x$8

How PrizePicks Payouts Work

Power Play requires every active pick to be correct for the listed standard payout. At the standard Player Pick rates, a 4-pick Power Play returns 10x when all four picks are correct.

Flex Play has more than one payout tier. At the standard rates, a 5-pick Flex returns 10x for 5 correct, 2x for 4 correct, and 0.4x for 3 correct.

These formats use different payout structures. This calculator reports the published standard rates without recommending one entry type over another.

Scenario Sweep Probability & Expected Return

The scenario estimates depend entirely on the per-pick hit rate you enter. For example, entering 50% produces a 6.25% mathematical sweep probability for a 4-pick Power Play.

The calculator applies binomial probability to your assumption and the standard payout table. Propeller does not supply, predict, or validate the entered hit rate, and the output is not a forecast for an actual lineup.

Frequently Asked Questions

A PrizePicks payout chart lists the standard multiplier for each entry type, pick count, and correct-pick outcome. Start with the selected Power Play or Flex Play, then compare the multiplier for your result. Confirm the payout shown on the PrizePicks details screen before submitting because current terms can differ.

The standard Player Pick payout for a 4-pick PrizePicks Power Play is 10x the entry fee when all four picks are correct. A $10 entry would return $100 at that standard rate. Confirm the multiplier on the PrizePicks details screen before submitting.

At the standard Player Pick rates, 5 out of 6 pays 2x on a 6-pick Flex Play. A 6-pick Power Play requires all six picks to be correct, so 5 out of 6 does not earn its listed payout. Reverted lineups caused by a DNP, Reboot, or tie follow separate rules.

PrizePicks lists 37.5x as the standard Player Pick payout for a 6-pick Power Play when all six picks are correct. The details screen can show a different payout based on the picks, lineup type, promotions, or other pre-established factors.

PrizePicks lists standard 6-pick Flex Play payouts of 25x for 6 correct, 2x for 5 correct, and 0.4x for 4 correct. These are standard Player Pick rates; the multiplier shown on the individual details screen controls.

A DNP or eligible Reboot removes that projection and reverts the Player Pick lineup down one pick tier. For example, a 6-pick Power becomes a 5-pick Power. A 2-pick Power with a DNP or Reboot is refunded, and a lineup can also be refunded if the remaining players violate same-team eligibility rules.

A projection that finishes exactly on its listed number lowers the potential payout by one tier. Unlike a DNP or Reboot, the tied projection is not removed and does not make the lineup ineligible under the two-pick minimum or same-team rules. PrizePicks applies special outcomes to 2-pick Power lineups with a tie.

PrizePicks says payouts can vary by pick type, lineup type, selected options, multiplier tier, pick count, promotions, pick combinations, special projections, and other disclosed factors. This calculator uses standard Player Pick rates only. The payout on the PrizePicks details screen before submission controls.

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