- ICE: easier line, lower potential reward.
- Standard: regular projected line.
- LIT: harder line, higher potential reward.
Availability varies by player, sport, market, game, and current lines. Your exact lineup configuration and potential prize are shown before entry.
Why use ICE
ICE is for when you like a pick but want a more favourable line: you think a player will have a strong game, but you're not confident they'll clear the standard projection. ICE moves the line in your favour, and because the pick is easier it contributes less to the lineup's potential reward.
Why use LIT
LIT is for stronger conviction. It gives you a harder line than the projection, and because the pick is harder to hit it can increase the lineup's potential reward.
Mixing difficulty in one lineup
Your lineup doesn't have to use the same difficulty for every player. Where available, you can combine ICE, Standard and LIT picks inside the same lineup.
Availability
ICE and LIT aren't always offered. Availability varies by player, sport, league, stat market, game and the lines currently available. Some picks only have a Standard line.
Good to know
- ICE makes the line easier, but the player's actual performance still decides whether the pick wins.
- LIT can increase the potential reward; your exact prize depends on the whole lineup and is shown before entry.
- Available lines can change before you submit. Once confirmed, the submitted line is the one used for settlement.