How Picks Works
How Picks Works
Picks operates on a fixed, rule based system designed for clarity and predictability. Every outcome is defined before execution. Nothing changes after confirmation.
Picks
A Pick is a single prediction on a clearly defined performance metric.
Each Pick includes:
one player or event
one objective metric
one fixed performance line
a binary outcome: More or Less
Each Pick settles independently based on official, verifiable data. If the metric is hit, the Pick settles as correct. If not, it settles as incorrect.
There is no interpretation after the event.
Lineups
Lineups are created by combining multiple Picks into a single entry.
Rules:
minimum 2 Picks
maximum 6 Picks
Each lineup represents a structured combination of independent outcomes. The difficulty of the lineup determines the multiplier applied at settlement.
Multipliers
Multipliers are fixed before confirmation.
As Picks are added to a lineup, the multiplier updates to reflect:
the number of Picks
the overall difficulty of the lineup
Once confirmed:
the multiplier is locked
it cannot change
it applies exactly as shown at submission
Lock and Execution
When a lineup is confirmed:
the entry is locked
the rules become immutable
the multiplier is fixed
No edits, cancellations, or adjustments are possible after confirmation. Execution is final.
Settlement
Each Pick settles independently once official data is finalized.
Settlement follows predefined rules:
if all Picks are correct, rewards are calculated using the fixed multiplier
if one or more Picks are incorrect, settlement follows the rules shown before submission
Rewards are credited automatically upon settlement.
No discretion. No reinterpretation. Data decides outcomes.
Core Principles
Picks is built on four non-negotiable principles:
rules are known before execution
multipliers are fixed
settlement is objective
outcomes are data driven
This is a system designed for users who value structure over noise and execution over guesswork.
What Comes Next
For platform specific instructions, including how to submit entries and track results, see Playing Picks.
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