Perfect Lineup & Top Score

The same lineup has two possible ways to earn a prize.

  • Perfect Lineup: every remaining eligible pick is correct. Each Perfect Lineup is evaluated independently.
  • Top Score: applies only when nobody in the group has a Perfect Lineup. The highest eligible score earns the Top Score prize; ties split that prize.

Perfect Lineup

At least 2 picks must remain eligible, and every remaining pick must be correct. Voids and Pushes are removed from the Perfect Lineup calculation. Multiple Perfect Lineups do not split the Perfect Lineup prize.

Prize structure example

Example prize amounts below use a $10 entry and the current base Perfect Lineup structure. Your actual potential prize is displayed before submission and may vary with lineup configuration.

PicksExample prize on $10 entry
2 picks$30
3 picks$60
4 picks$100
5 picks$200
6 picks$400

ICE and LIT selections, eligible Prize Boosts, restriction adjustments and lineup limits can affect the final prize offered. The exact potential prize shown before submission is the amount that applies to that entry.

Top Score

Top Score applies only when nobody in the group has a Perfect Lineup. The lineup with the highest eligible score earns the Top Score prize.

Example prize amounts below use a $10 entry and the current base Top Score structure.

PicksExample prize on $10 entry
2 picks$30
3 picks$60
4 picks$100
5 picks$200
6 picks$250

If two or more eligible lineups share the highest score, the Top Score prize is split equally between them. A Prize Boost does not increase the Top Score prize.

Ties

If two or more eligible entries finish with the same highest score, they split the applicable Top Score prize equally.

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