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So here's the real comparison on a $100 slip. Walker at FanDuel's -120: $318 Walker at fair: about $322 PrizePicks pays: $280 You're handing them about $42 every time you click it. That's roughly -13% EV. That's how goblins work. They feel safe, and they're priced like it.

Now look at what the real market says. Best over on the board: -119. FanDuel: -120. Every book on the screen has him between -119 and -135. PrizePicks is charging you -163.

Now swap in the Walker goblin. Same 2-pick with Walker rush yards: 3x. $300. Same 2-pick with the Walker TD goblin: 2.8x. $280. It feels like the "safe" leg. You're paying for that feeling.

First, how PrizePicks normally pays. A regular 2-pick power play pays 3x. -136 + -136 = +201. That's $301 on $100. Basically the 3x. So every leg on a normal 2-pick is priced like -136. You need each one to hit 57.6% of the time just to break even. That's already a bad price.

Start with the chart everyone's looking at. 4 of his last 5 over. 1.6 avg. 2 TDs in 4 of them. Looks like a lock. That's the problem. All 73,000 people saw this chart. So did PrizePicks. The chart isn't the edge. The chart is why the price is bad.