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QuickPicks: How do multipliers work?

Every pick displays its implied probability as a percentage. Your entry's total payout multiplier is calculated from the combined probability of all of your picks: picks above a 50% probability lower your total multiplier, and picks below 50% raise it.

Correlation also affects your multiplier. If your picks are correlated (for example, picking MORE on a quarterback's passing yards and MORE on his receiver's receiving yards in the same game), the correlation will cause your multiplier and resulting payout amount to drop. Uncorrelated and negatively correlated lineups result in higher multipliers.

Your exact multiplier and potential payout are always displayed before you submit your entry. A maximum total multiplier of 250x applies to every entry. If a combination of picks would exceed the maximum, you will see a notice on your entry before you submit.

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