PrizePicks
You play PrizePicks and nothing else.
$14.99 every 14 days
Covers: PrizePicks.
Player-prop analysis for PrizePicks, Dabble and Underdog
DankboostikOdds looks for plays priced better than the market says they should be, then explains why: closing line value, line shopping and how props correlate. Every result goes in a public tracker, wins and losses.
Plans from $14.99 every 14 days. Renews until you cancel. Profit is never guaranteed.
Results are tracked in Pikkit, a third-party bet tracker, so the curve is not something we draw. The chart below includes the early losing stretch.

ROI is profit divided by total units staked, as calculated by Pikkit. Each record must be labeled as actual wagers, model results or hypothetical backtesting, and results are only shown as actual wagers if they can be substantiated. See the results methodology. Past results do not predict future results.
Screenshots of settled entries. These are selected examples, not the full record. The Pikkit curve above is the complete picture.
Compare the line on each platform against the wider market to spot props priced better than they should be.
A play is only +EV if the number beats where the market closes. That is the standard we judge picks by, not gut feel.
Breakdowns show when a platform’s number is worth taking and when it is better to pass.
Correlated legs that share a real game script, not random legs stacked for a bigger multiplier.
Bankroll guidance so one bad slip does not wreck your week.
Every play goes in the tracker once it settles, win or lose.
The same in every plan, unless the plan table below says otherwise.
Daily +EV plays. For the platform or platforms in your plan.
The reasoning. Why each play is priced as an edge, not just the play itself.
Correlation plays. Entries built around props that move together.
Line shopping breakdowns. When a platform’s number is worth taking.
Full tracker access. Every play logged, not only the wins.
Bankroll structure. Guidance on sizing so variance is survivable.
Pick the platform you actually play. If that is two or more, All Access costs $17.99 every 14 days, against $44.97 for the three single-platform plans together.
You play PrizePicks and nothing else.
$14.99 every 14 days
Covers: PrizePicks.
You play Dabble and nothing else.
$14.99 every 14 days
Covers: Dabble.
You play Underdog and nothing else.
$14.99 every 14 days
Covers: Underdog.
Best for multi-platform players
You use two or more of the three platforms.
$17.99 every 14 days
Covers: PrizePicks, Dabble and Underdog. Includes direct access to the owner.
There is no free trial. You pay the full plan price at checkout, and it renews at the same price every 14 days until you cancel. Sales tax may be added at checkout.
Cancel from your membership page on Whop at any time, no message to us required. Cancelling stops future renewals.
Fees are generally nonrefundable once a billing period has begun. See the refund policy. Cancelling stops renewals, and your access ends at the end of the period you have already paid for.
Plenty of pick sellers show their wins and bury their losses. This one is built the other way round: the tracker is part of what you pay for, and the reasoning comes with every play so you can disagree with it.
A paid membership that publishes +EV player-prop plays for PrizePicks, Dabble and Underdog, explains the reasoning, and tracks every result.
Major sports such as basketball, football, baseball, soccer, hockey and tennis, plus esports such as CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2 and VALORANT. Not every sport has plays every day: it depends on the schedule, available markets and what the research finds. The full list is in the policies.
Each single-platform plan covers one platform. All Access covers all three and also lists direct access to the owner. Everything else is the same. See the table above.
Throughout the day as opportunities appear, depending on game schedules, lineups and market availability. There is no fixed time or fixed number of plays. Always check the current line before you bet.
Yes. Plays come with why the number is an edge, plus line shopping and correlation notes.
In Pikkit, a third-party tracker, in units. A unit is a relative measure, not a fixed dollar amount. Records must be labeled as actual wagers, model results or hypothetical backtests, and nothing is shown as actual wagers unless it can be substantiated.
It stays in the tracker. The record above includes a drawdown of about 134 units from the start. Bankroll guidance is there so that a bad stretch is survivable. It does not remove the risk.
No. Sports betting involves risk, you can lose money, and no selection is guaranteed to win. Only stake what you can afford to lose.
No trial. You pay the full price at checkout ($14.99 or $17.99) and it renews every 14 days until you cancel. Sales tax may apply.
From your membership page on Whop, any time. Cancelling stops future renewals, and access ends at the end of your paid period. Fees are generally nonrefundable once a billing period has begun, so see the refund policy.
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