PrizePicks adds Early Exit tool to fantasy sports platform

PrizePicks has updated its fantasy sports app with a new Early Exit feature, giving players the option to get paid on a lineup that hasn't fully finished, on select sports and stat types. The update also includes an interactive payout slider and a live progress tracker called Pulse.

The enhancements give players continuous access to payout values that shift with real-time performance data, part of the company’s effort to improve its in-app functionality.

Real-time control for lineups

The Early Exit feature allows users to settle a Lineup before all games conclude on select sports and stat types. Once two or more athletes in an eligible lineup have started playing, users can access the Early Payout slider, which adjusts payout values during the contest based on player performance.

The option lets players decide whether to cash out mid-contest or wait until all results are final. A new Pulse tab in the app provides a visual tracker that updates in real time, showing payout progress as games unfold.

“Everyone loves to follow the game with a lineup locked in. Now, players can keep an eye on their early exit value and get paid without needing to sweat the full slate,” the company said. “This gives players the power to make real-time decisions based on performance and momentum.”

Once a player uses the Early Payout slider to confirm an early settlement, the payout is credited instantly, and the lineup is considered final. Funds can then be used immediately for creating new lineups.

New social features through The Feed

In addition to the payout tools, PrizePicks has recently introduced a feature called The Feed, a social component that integrates player profiles with a live community feed. The platform lets users view, share, and interact with lineups created by friends and other players in real time, allowing discussions to move from private group chats into the app environment.

Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, PrizePicks operates skill-based fantasy sports contests across more than 45 jurisdictions in the United States. The company positions its offerings as interactive fantasy experiences for sports fans who seek greater control and flexibility over their gameplay.