Five-Leg PrizePicks Entry for Taco Tuesday, Featuring Two MLB Pitching Props

It’s Taco Tuesday at PrizePicks, which means we are obligated to make a five-leg entry and try to cash it. Today’s Taco is Minnesota’s Pablo Lopez to record more than 5.5 strikeouts, which is two less than his normal prop at 7.5.

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Also, be sure to check out this video below, where I break down some of my sharp betting strategies at PrizePicks:

Pick #1: mimi Over 27.5 Kills on Maps 1-2

This is an eSports play that I found on the OddsJam Fantasy Optimizer with some pretty clear value. At PrizePicks and ParlayPlay, this line is set at 28.5 but PrizePicks is offering 27.5. This is obvious value here and since we are being given an extra point, the sharp play is to take the over.

The Fantasy Optimizer is such a valuable tool because it allows me to find and create sharp betting slips in a few seconds. Every pick in green is mathematically profitable here because its implied chances of winning are higher than the winning margin at PrizePicks. Check out this screenshot:

As you can see, mimi’s kill prop at the bottom is mathematically profitable because of that lower PrizePicks line compared to the rest of the market. Two of the other picks in our entry are in this screenshot as well, those being the George Kirby and Zack Greinke pitching props.

In order to be profitable long term at PrizePicks, you need to be winning your bets more than 54.25% of the time. That’s the required winning threshold, as we discussed earlier. You’ll notice that every pick above from the Fantasy Optimizer is above that winning number. By using this tool, every bet you place at a daily fantasy sports platform will be mathematically profitable.

Full Slip: