The Picks tab is where members actually place bets on games. It's split into two sub-tabs: Picks (for single, independent picks) and Parlays (for combining several legs into one multi).
Browsing the board
At the top, a row of weeks lets you jump between different slates — Preseason Week 2, Preseason Week 3, Week 1 through Week 8, and beyond, each showing its date range.
Below that, every scheduled game shows three columns of odds:
Spread — the point spread, with odds
Total — the over/under, with odds
Money Line — straight-up odds to win the game
Tapping any odds box highlights it and adds it to the Pick Slip on the right. Before you place anything, the slip just says "Your slip is empty. Pick a game to start."
Placing a single pick
Once you tap an odds box, it turns green and the Pick Slip shows:
Risk — how many units you're putting on it (max 100 units per pick)
Return — what you'd get back if it hits
You can stack multiple independent singles in the slip at once — each one keeps its own Risk/Return, and a "Stake all singles (X)" field at the bottom lets you apply the same stake to all of them in one go. The slip totals everything up: total risk, potential win, remaining balance after the picks go through, and how many singles are staked.
💡 Good to know: submitting multiple singles at once is an all-or-nothing batch — either every pick in the slip goes through together, or none of them do. There's no partial submission.
Building a multi (parlay)
Switching to the Parlays tab changes how the Pick Slip behaves: instead of independent singles, every leg you add becomes part of one combined pick. All legs have to hit for it to pay out — that's what makes a multi's payout bigger than the same picks made separately.