For a player who is listed as a pick option but does not meet the minimum play requirements in their game, all picks associated with that player will be scored as Void, regardless of selecting "More" or "Less" for a pick. Players who do not meet minimum play requirements will be scored as void once the game is completed and before your Pick Set is paid out.
For more information on minimum play requirements by league, check out the official DraftKings Pick6 Rules and Scoring page.
Lineups with one or more void picks are automatically eligible for the voided pick policy. If a lineup has one or more voided picks and the outcomes of the remaining non-void picks results in the lineup finishing in an existing payout tier at the lower pick-level, the lineup will receive the minimum guaranteed payout in the sport and pick level and payout tier of the non-void picks, in cash, less any other cash winnings.
Example 1: You have a $1 4-pick NFL lineup where one (1) of your picks are void. Your remaining three (3) picks are correct. Your lineup would win the minimum guaranteed payout of a $1 3-pick NFL lineup with 3 correct picks, in cash.
Example 2: You have a $1 6-pick NFL lineup where one (1) of your picks is void. Of your remaining five (5) picks are correct, four (4) are correct and one (1) is incorrect. There is a payout tier for getting four (4) out of five (5) picks correct. Your lineup would win the minimum guaranteed payout of a $1 5-pick NFL lineup with four (4) correct picks, in cash, minus any cash winnings you may have already won.
If a lineup has all but one void pick, the lineup will be paid its entry fee in cash.
If a lineup has all void picks, the lineup will be paid its entry fee in cash.
Important: If a player reaches the minimum play requirements and then exits the game for any reason (injury, ejection, etc.) they will still be eligible to have their picks graded. Learn more about DraftKings Pick6 minimum play requirements.