Spin to Win is a Pick'em game where you build your entry by spinning reels of player projections. You choose which picks to hold, which reels to re-spin, and whether each pick is Higher or Lower. When you submit, your entry is graded like any other Pick'em or Champions entry. You can find Spin to Win in the Games tab, Featured Games, and the promo carousel in eligible states.
How It Works
Pick an entry amount. Choose from the available amounts (for example, $1, $5, or $10) before your first spin.
Spin the reels. Each reel lands on a player projection or a Boost. Players come from that sport's most popular players and eligible Pick'em lines.
Hold or spin again. Tap a pick to hold it (lock icon). Spin again re-rolls only the reels that aren't held. Spins are limited, and the counter on the button shows how many you have left.
Choose Higher or Lower. Every pick defaults to Higher. Tap the arrow on a pick to switch between Higher and Lower. Flipping the arrow doesn't change which reels are held.
Submit your entry. Submit when you're ready, or let it auto-submit (see below).
Get graded. Your entry appears in Track and settles like a normal Pick'em or Champions entry.
Entry Amount
Spin to Win entries are funded with cash only. Bonus Funds can't be used.
Your entry amount is charged when your session starts, before you know which players or payout you'll get.
The amount can't be changed, and the session can't be canceled once it starts.
Spinning the Reels
Each reel lands on either a player projection or a Boost.
Lineups are random, so repeat players can happen.
Spin to Win is available for NFL and MLB, with more sports to come.
Re-spins don't cost extra.
You can submit early without holding every reel.
Boosts
A Boost is a bonus that can land on a reel (for example, +50%).
Landing a Boost is possible but not guaranteed. Most entries won't get one.
You can have a maximum of one Boost per entry.
A Boost is only awarded if your entry submits successfully. If the entry fails, is voided, refunded, or forfeited, the Boost is gone.
Boosts can't be saved or moved to another entry.
Submitting Your Entry
Tap Submit Entry when you're ready.
You have 5 minutes from the start of your session. If the timer runs out, or if you leave the session, your entry auto-submits with whatever is on the reels at that moment. Any unset picks default to Higher.
Once submitted, your entry is locked. There's no option to abandon the session and get your entry amount back.
Grading and Payouts
Spin to Win entries are graded under standard Pick'em or Champions rules, plus the Boost if you landed one.
DNPs and voids follow normal Pick'em / Champions rules.
Cash out is not available for Spin to Win entries. Your entry plays through to settlement.
Where Spin to Win Is Available
Spin to Win is available in states where Pick'em or Champions is offered, except as noted below.
Arizona and Wyoming: Not eligible. The game won't appear.
Colorado: Entries spin 4 reels. Everywhere else, entries spin 3 reels.
Spin to Win is rolling out gradually. If you're in an eligible state and don't see it yet, it may not have reached your account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why didn't I land a Boost?
Boosts are a bonus that can land on a reel, but they aren't guaranteed. You can have a maximum of one Boost per entry.
I landed a Boost, but I don't see it on my entry. What happened?
A Boost only applies if your entry submits successfully. If the entry failed, was voided, or was refunded, the Boost is removed with it. Boosts can't be saved or moved to another entry.
Can I get a refund if I don't like my lineup?
Entries can't be canceled or refunded once a session starts. Your entry amount is charged at the start, before you know which players you'll get. To make the most of your session, hold the picks you like, re-spin the rest, and choose Higher or Lower on each pick.
Can I cash out my entry early?
Cash out isn't available for Spin to Win entries. Your entry plays through to settlement like a standard Pick'em or Champions entry.
How do I switch a pick to Lower?
Tap the arrow on the pick to switch it between Higher and Lower. Every pick defaults to Higher. Switching the arrow won't change which reels you're holding.
Why does my entry have 4 reels when my friend's has 3?
Colorado entries spin 4 reels. Everywhere else, entries spin 3.
Do re-spins cost extra?
No. Re-spins are free, but you have a limited number per session. The counter on the Spin Again button shows how many you have left.
My entry submitted on its own. Why?
Your session lasts 5 minutes. If the timer runs out, or if you leave the session, your entry auto-submits with whatever is on the reels at that point. Any picks you hadn't set default to Higher.