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Lineups & Multipliers

Lineups & Multipliers

Lineups are the core execution unit on Picks. They define both the structure of your prediction and the reward profile tied to it.


Lineups

A lineup is created by combining multiple independent Picks into a single entry.

Rules:

  • minimum of 2 Picks

  • maximum of 6 Picks

Each Pick contributes one binary outcome to the lineup. All Picks in a lineup must settle correctly for the lineup to qualify for full payout.


Difficulty and Risk

Lineups increase in difficulty as more Picks are added.

  • Fewer Picks → lower difficulty

  • More Picks → higher difficulty

Higher difficulty lineups have a lower probability of full success, but offer greater potential rewards.

This relationship between difficulty and reward is explicit and defined before execution.


Multipliers

Each lineup has a fixed multiplier that determines the potential payout.

Multipliers are based on:

  • the number of Picks in the lineup

  • the overall difficulty of the selected Picks

As Picks are added or adjusted, the multiplier updates to reflect the current lineup configuration.

Before confirmation, the multiplier is:

  • fully visible

  • final

  • guaranteed not to change after submission


Fixed Payout Structure

Once a lineup is confirmed:

  • the multiplier is locked

  • the payout structure is fixed

  • no adjustments are made during or after the events

There are no pools, no opponent matching, and no dynamic odds.

What you see at submission is exactly what applies at settlement.


Outcome Logic

Lineups settle strictly based on the results of their individual Picks.

  • If all Picks are correct, the multiplier is applied to the allocated amount

  • If one or more Picks are incorrect, settlement follows the predefined rules shown before confirmation

There is no partial interpretation and no discretionary adjustment.


Designed for Transparency

Multipliers on Picks are not promotional tools or dynamic incentives. They are structural components of the game, designed to reflect difficulty in a transparent and predictable way.

Risk and reward are always visible. Nothing is implied. Nothing changes after execution.


What’s Next

Difficulty tiers allow users to adjust risk within a lineup. To learn how difficulty impacts multipliers, continue to ICE & LIT Difficulty Levels.

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