All selected picks in the entry must win in order to get paid out. If any pick in the entry does not settle as a win, the entry is considered a loss, and no payout is made.

Requires fewer correct wins to earn your winnings.

The required amount of wins changes depending on the size of the lineup.

Smaller payouts than Perfect Play entries.

Offers more flexibility, as winnings can still be earned even if 1-2 picks lose (the exact number depends on the total picks included in the entry).

If any picks in your entry are voided (e.g., due to match cancellation), the initial entry may be reduced in size. See What happens to my lineup if a selection gets voided? for the full void-down mechanics.

For Flex entries specifically, this moves the entry to a lower-tier requirement rather than cancelling it outright.

A reduced entry (e.g., moving from a 3-pick to a 2-pick Flex format) would still allow winnings if the modified conditions are met.

Example: A 3-pick Flex entry with one voided pick would still pay out if the remaining two picks are correct.

Payouts are determined by applying a payout multiplier to the entry amount.

This multiplier depends on the odds or specific conditions set during entry placement.

If Betr Bucks were used for the entry, this does not affect the multiplier calculation.