PrizePicks Cheat Sheet Today

PrizePicks has surged to prominence in the Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) scene, with millions of players participating in over/under pick’em contests on the platform every day. The simple format of selecting 2-6 players and projecting whether those players will finish with more or less than projected statistical thresholds allows players to win escalating multipliers for each player added to their entry has spurred massive popularity, especially in states where sports betting remains prohibited.

While PrizePicks users can make their player selections on a whim, this is oftentimes a losing strategy. Instead, players should research the prop markets, analyzing player trends and studying past performances to help predict future results.

That’s where our PrizePicks cheat sheets come into play. Our cheat sheets help DFS players on PrizePicks make data-driven selections to help win more money on their NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL picks.

Here, we’ll explain how the PrizePicks cheat sheet works, offer tips to maximize the cheat sheet’s potential, and explain some common mistakes to avoid when using the sheet.

Features of Bettor In Green’s PrizePicks Cheat Sheet

Bettor in Green’s PrizePicks cheat sheet covers many aspects of player data to help you make more accurate projections and predictions on DFS entries. In each of the “Big Four” sports leagues, you can browse player data over the last 5 games, 10 games, 15 games, and the entire season to date.

The cheat sheet is color-coded as well: projections with green backgrounds have a strong hit rate (80% or higher), yellow for a hit rate between 60% and 80%, and red for a less than 60% hit rate. We do this so you can easily identify which players are most likely to hit the over or under on their respective prop lines for a given game while also letting you see the hit rate percentages for given props and lines.

If you’re looking for a specific player, our search function allows you to quickly find that player, along with all their applicable prop markets. Note that if a player is injured or out of that day’s lineup, they may be omitted from search results.

You can also sort by players with the highest hit percentage and include a breakdown of that percentage over the most recent 5-game, 10-game, and 15-game stretches as well as season-long results.

Access to the daily cheat sheets is available for $9.99/month. You can also save money by paying $100 for the full year, a 20% savings over the monthly rate.

How to Use the PrizePicks Cheat Sheet

The easiest way to use Bettor In Green’s PrizePicks cheat sheet is as follows.

1. Log into your account to access the Bettor In Green cheat sheet.
2. Open PrizePicks in a web browser or on your mobile device.
3. On the cheat sheet, look up your favorite players and teams to find which DFS over/under picks are the most logical to make for that day. Remember the color coding for easy browsing and sorting.
4. After finding 2-6 players to back, use PrizePicks to add those players to your DFS entry. When all are added, choose a dollar amount for your entry and submit your ticket.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 as needed until you’ve made all the PrizePicks entries you wish to play.
6. Wait for the games to play out and hopefully collect some winnings!

Sports Supported In the PrizePicks Cheat Sheet

The following sports and markets are supported for PrizePicks users on the Bettor In Green Cheat Sheet.

NFL

• Pass Attempts
• Completions
• Passing Touchdowns
• Passing Yards
• Passing Interceptions
• Rushing Attempts
• Rushing Yards
• Receptions
• Receiving Yards

NBA

• Points
• Rebounds
• Assists
• Steals
• Blocks
• Points+Assists+Rebounds
• Points+Rebounds
• Points+Assists
• Rebounds+Assists

NHL

• Goals
• Assists
• Points
• Shots on Goal

MLB

• Hits
• RBI
• Runs
• Strikeouts
• Singles
• Total bases

Why Use a Cheat Sheet for PrizePicks?

Using a cheat sheet for PrizePicks will help you make better-informed picks more quickly than looking up player data on your own. You’ll also be able to access expert analysis to decide if backing a player is worthwhile or if it’s better to stay away.

Having picks that are data-based and logic-backed will help you to make correct predictions more often. Think of the cheat sheet as something of a PrizePicks study guide: while the cheat sheets won’t have the exact answers, they will help lead you to the right answers as you construct your DFS plays.

Our ultimate goal with the cheat sheets is consolidating and simplifying as much relevant data as we can to help you spend less time looking up stats on your own and more time making your selections. If we do our job correctly, you’ll be saving time and money as well as winning more consistently!

Tips for Maximizing the Cheat Sheet’s Potential

Here are a few tips to help you maximize the Cheat Sheet’s potential with your PrizePicks entries.

Check PrizePicks repeatedly before game time to see if the lines moved

In the same way online sportsbooks move their odds and lines based on the betting action, PrizePicks may move their projections based on how their players are making predictions. This can lead to finding extra value in picks closer to the start of a game than hours in advance.

Remember to pay attention to where the cheat sheet lists the lines before locking in your picks as well. There may be differences between our stat projections and the stat totals on PrizePicks, which will force you to make a decision about whether it’s still worth it to include a given player.

Pair your selections with promos

PrizePicks often runs promotions on its platform that offer discounted player selections or various game formats. Partnering picks you’re making based on insight from the cheat sheet with the discounted selections is often a sound strategy, especially if the cheat sheet data justifies the discount.

Use the cheat sheet to assess matchups

Especially for NBA and MLB picks, the data available on the cheat sheets can be used to isolate and identify specific matchups that will impact the outcome of your selections. If NBA Player A has a high points prop projection but he is in a matchup against Player B with similarly high defensive projections, it may be wise to avoid backing either player.

Similarly, in a baseball matchup, if Pitcher A shows an “under” projection for his strikeout total on the cheat sheet and Batter B has gone “over” on his total bases prop enough to earn a green mark, you should have even more confidence in exploiting that matchup.

Common Mistakes When Using Bettor In Green’s PrizePicks Cheat Sheets

The cheat sheets are a helpful tool, but they can cause more harm than good if applied incorrectly. Be sure to avoid these common mistakes when using Bettor In Green’s PrizePicks cheat sheets.

• Not accounting for line differences: As mentioned above, there are times when a line on our cheat sheet may not be available on PrizePicks. If you’re browsing too quickly when adding the selection, you may miss seeing the difference between the two. Slow down, take your time, and be certain of what picks you’re actually including on your PrizePicks entries.
• Always going for six-pick entries: The reason six-pick entries have such a large multiplier is because they’re so difficult to hit consistently. If the cheat sheet helps you get five picks correct but one ends up wrong, your entire entry is still gone. Account for some of this variance by having entries of different amounts of picks included; this can also help to offset the lost cost if your larger entry falls short.
• Leaning too heavily on “hot streaks”: Recency bias is a challenge to overcome for DFS picks especially as it can be an unconscious bias; you may not realize how much weight you’re putting on recent results. This is why we make it a point to show results at various intervals. Larger data sets help to generate more predictable patterns, so you should always reference the season-long performance against recent results to corroborate your picks.
• Treating the cheat sheet as gospel: Past performance is a great indicator of future behavior, but it doesn’t guarantee future results. Good players can have bad games even in great situations and vice versa.

Remember that you are 100% responsible for all picks you make! Our cheat sheets are a guide, but it is still entirely up to you to decide whether to include the picks based on the data from the sheets.

Conclusion

Bettor In Green’s PrizePicks cheat sheet is a worthwhile tool for new and experienced DFS players alike. Not only will using the cheat sheet help save you time in researching but also it will help you develop more consistent winning strategies, leading to more money over time.

As a reminder, you can sign up for the cheat sheets for $9.99/month or $100/year. Paying for the full year saves you 17% of the cost, and both options give full access to player data, matchup insights, and expert analysis.

Try it out today and see the difference Bettor In Green’s cheat sheets make in your DFS performance!

FAQ

How much does the Bettor In Green PrizePicks Cheat Sheet cost?

The Bettor In Green PrizePicks Cheat Sheet costs $9.99/month or $100/year. Both payment options provide full access to player data, matchup insights, and expert analysis, and the latter option is cheaper overall.

How often does Bettor In Green update its PrizePicks Cheat Sheet?

Bettor In Green updates its PrizePicks Cheat Sheet every day. Data will not refresh while games are in progress, so be sure to use the cheat sheets to make your picks before matchups are underway.