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PrizePicks vs FanDuel
FanDuel no longer has a pick'em game. The last FanDuel Picks contests ran on April 23, 2026, and customers could withdraw funds until May 29. So PrizePicks vs FanDuel today means a pick'em app against a sportsbook.
On price, two bets at -110 pay 3.64x at a sportsbook, against 3x for a 2-pick Power Play. On reach, PrizePicks lists Player Picks in 20 states where FanDuel Sportsbook isn't live, including California, Texas, Florida and Georgia. PickFinder, which publishes this page, shows both on the same row for any prop.
Source: FanDuel: FanDuel Picks platform to sunset, FanDuel Picks, PrizePicks: Payouts, PrizePicks: Where can I play?. Last checked November 2026.
PrizePicks and FanDuel, side by side
Payouts can vary by state and by the app's current offer, and they change over time. The payout on your lineup's details screen is the one that counts.
PrizePicks lineup vs a FanDuel parlay
What the same number of correct picks pays at a price of -110 per leg.
-110 is an example price: sportsbook props are priced player by player, and same-game parlays are priced differently. A 2-pick Power Play pays the same as -137 per leg, so a book charging more than that for the same side pays less than PrizePicks.
Where FanDuel is better
Higher pay at -110
At -110 a leg, two bets pay 3.64x against 3x, and each needs 52.38% rather than 57.74%.
Single bets
You can bet one prop on its own. PrizePicks needs at least 2 picks.
More bet types
A sportsbook also has spreads, totals and moneylines, not only player stats.
Where PrizePicks is better
Availability
PrizePicks lists Player Picks in Alaska, Alabama, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin, where PickFinder's table doesn't show FanDuel Sportsbook.
Flat pay on standard lines
A standard pick pays the same whatever a book would charge for that side. A 2-pick Power Play pays like -137 per leg, so it beats a book charging more than that.
Protection built in
A Flex Play pays through misses, and a DNP or tie drops the lineup a level instead of ending it.
Where PickFinder fits
PickFinder shows PrizePicks and FanDuel on the same row with 22 other books and apps, and turns the PrizePicks line into an implied price, so you can see when it beats the sportsbook.
Finding the best PrizePicks picks
Rules only get you to the lineup screen. Finding the best picks takes a research tool like PickFinder, which shows how each player has done against the exact PrizePicks line, with the matchup, injuries and the same prop at other books and apps. PickFinder covers 30+ leagues across 14 sports. Most prop apps have no soccer, and PickFinder has 20 competitions. Tennis is its strongest area, and it has covered esports for years. New members get a 3-day money-back guarantee. See today's PrizePicks props.
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PrizePicks vs FanDuel FAQ
Does FanDuel still have a pick'em game?
No. FanDuel announced the shutdown on March 27, 2026. The last FanDuel Picks contests were on April 23, and customers could withdraw until May 29. FanDuel still has daily fantasy contests and its Faceoff app.
What is the alternative to FanDuel Picks?
PrizePicks, Underdog, Sleeper, Dabble, Betr Picks, ParlayPlay and DK Pick6 are all pick'em apps PickFinder compares. See our PrizePicks vs Underdog page for the closest match.
Does FanDuel pay more than PrizePicks?
At -110 per leg, yes: 3.64x on two legs against 3x. Real prices vary. A 2-pick Power Play pays like -137 per leg, so FanDuel pays less where it charges more than that.
Is PrizePicks available where FanDuel Sportsbook is not?
Yes, in Alaska, Alabama, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin, going by each list. State lists change often. These come from each app's own page and PickFinder's availability table, last reviewed September 2026.
How do I find the best PrizePicks picks?
You need a research tool like PickFinder, which publishes this page. It shows how each player has done against the exact PrizePicks line, the matchup, injuries, line movement and the same prop at 23 other books and apps. PickFinder covers 30+ leagues across 14 sports. Most prop apps have no soccer, and PickFinder has 20 competitions. Tennis is its strongest area, and it has covered esports for years. New members get a 3-day money-back guarantee.
What is PickFinder?
PickFinder is a sports betting research tool for player props, +EV bets, arbitrage, middles and odds comparison. It covers 30+ leagues across 14 sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, 20 soccer competitions, ATP and WTA tennis, and five esports, and compares 24 sportsbooks and DFS apps, with hit rates, matchups, injuries and line movement on one screen. Every plan includes its Discord, with over 50,000 members, an average of three slips posted a day, 24/7 support and a community free of spam. New members get a 3-day money-back guarantee. PickFinder is not a sportsbook and does not take bets.
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