PrizePicks has recently announced a new early exit feature, which will give players more control over their lineups.
Once a user has submitted a lineup, they should see an optional early payment tab if two or more players in an eligible lineup have started playing.
This feature allows users to have the option of cashing in early if they think things might not go as planned during any given match.
EARLY PAYOUT = More strategy, flexibility, and opportunities to get paid 🔥
Now you can control select lineups during the action with our newest feature
Check out the Pulse tab to help you decide if you should exit your lineup early or keep the sweat going 🤔 pic.twitter.com/vBuYqa2Dkk
— PrizePicks (@PrizePicks) October 31, 2025
The addition of a new Pulse tab within the app will now let users track any potential payout, as a graph is constantly updated throughout any given match.
“The new feature gives players a chance to guarantee a payout while the games are still going, or call it quits on a busted Lineup before it goes to zero,” said PrizePicks in the official press release upon the announcement of the new feature.
PrizePicks is the latest company to announce an early exit feature
PrizePicks is the latest operator to announce the introduction of this early payout feature, following the lead from various sportsbooks.
In 2024, Fanatics unveiled Fair Play, a feature which allows users a refund on their stake regarding a player during a game who leaves due to injury.
Elsewhere, earlier this summer, DraftKings announced its very own early exit feature for users. This is similar to the offering by Fanatics, but it gives bettors cash credits to use, which equals the original wager, should a player leave the game early due to an injury.
Operators such as ESPN Bet and FanDuel also followed suit. In September, both sportsbooks released their respective features, “injury insurance” and “bet protect”, ahead of the 2025 NFL season.
The introduction of this feature by PrizePicks follows on from their release of the Feed. This enables players to interact with friends and the PrizePicks community, being able to see their lineups in real time.
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