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Dabble Pick'em: How to Place a Pick’em Bet
Pick’em has landed in Australia, and the Dabble app is the place where you can find out what they are all about. Pick’ems are one of the biggest bet types in the USA, especially on NBA and NFL betting. Aussie punters now have the option to place Pick’em bets on those sports as well as other popular sports like AFL, NRL, soccer and tennis.
What is Pick'em on Dabble?
Pick’em bets are essentially a multibet with over and under markets. To win, you must select players to reach more or less than a projected line for that market. For example, The projected points line for Nikola Jokic has been set at 24.5, you need to decide if he will shoot less or more than 24.5 points.
As you add selections to your Pick’em bet on Dabble Australia, the multiplier at the bottom of the app will increase with every selection, so you can see what the return will be.This ranges from 3.5x for a two-leg Pick’em, to 1500x for a 12-leg Pick’em.
Pick’em Multiplier
The amount of legs in your Pick’em will determine the odds for your bet. With each selection, you can watch your multiplier grow from 3.5x to 1500x your stake. Below is the table for calculating your multiplier:
| Number of Legs | Multiplyer (All-In Bets) |
|---|---|
| 2 | 3.5x |
| 3 | 6.5x |
| 4 | 12x |
| 5 | 25x |
| 6 | 40x |
| 7 | 80x |
| 8 | 150x |
| 9 | 275x |
| 10 | 500x |
| 11 | 1000x |
| 12 | 1500x |
Pick’em Rules on Dabble Australia
There are some general rules that come with placing a Pick’em at Dabble, and these are highlighted below:
- You must have players from opposing teams in your Pick’em. Meaning, you can’t select all players from one team.
- You can only pick a player once. For example, you can’t have the same player picked for Points, Rebounds, and threes in a basketball game.You can only select that player for one of those prop markets.
- Pick’ems can’t be combined with other racing bets or fixed odds sports.
- If all of your players from one team are voided, the entire bet will be void as the ‘players from opposing teams’ rule will not have been met.
Pick’em Bet Types
There are two bet types available when placing a Pick’em bet - All-In and Hedge. Both have their pros and cons and we explore them in detail here:
All-In Bets
An All-In Pick’em is between 2 and 12 selections for players to hit over or under the projected line. For example, Lebron James to score more or less than 23.5 points in a game.
To win the Pick’em, every leg must win. If one leg fails, the bet will result in a loss.
Hedge Bets
Hedge bets give you some added security for reduced odds. By selecting ‘Hedge’ in the ‘Select Payout’ section of the betslip before you place your bet, you can still win if one or two legs lose. For example, an All-In Pick’em with 10 legs has a multiplier of 500x and all legs need to win. But with a Hedge bet, the multiplier would be 125x and you would only need 8 legs to succeed for a winning bet. In a 10-leg bet, if one leg lost, the multiplier would be 25x, and if two legs lost, the multiplier would be 5x.
Available Sports for Dabble Pick'ems
Dabble Pick'ems spans a wide variety of sports, providing opportunities to place predictions on both major and niche events. Here are some of the most common sports available for Dabble Pick'em bets:
- AFL
- NRL
- NBA
- NFL
- Baseball
- Soccer
- Tennis
- Cricket
- UFC
How to Place a Pick’em Bet on Dabble
Placing a bet on Dabble Pick'ems is simple and easy. Read our step-by-step guide or watch the quick video to see a Pick’em bet being placed on the NBA.
- Sign Up or Log In: Sign in to your Dabble app, or if you don’t have an account, you can follow the link to the official Dabble Australia app.
- Enter the Code: If you are signing up with Dabble, you can use the approved Dabble sign up code BETSAU
- Browse Available Pick'ems: Once you're logged in, you’ll be able to browse the available Pick'ems options for different sports by clicking on the ‘Betting’ quick link and then choosing your sport of choice.
- Make Your Selections: Select all the over/under markets you would like to add to your Pick’em bet
- Review and Confirm Your Picks: Before confirming your bet, review all your selections to ensure everything is correct.
- Place Your Bet: Once you're satisfied with your picks, enter your stake and confirm your bet.
Dabble Pick’em Conclusion
Dabble Pick'em brings a new form of betting to Aussie punters, and the rewards can be huge if you are lucky enough to land one.
The format is simple as players simply need to select from More and Less markets, and with the added security of Hedge bets, you can still win if one or two legs fail - which isn’t the case with a traditional multibet.
With a wide range of sports to choose from, there is sure to be a market to suit everyone.
The only downsides to Pick’ems is that you can’t select the same player for multiple markets, and you have to select players from opposing teams.
Overall, Pick’em bets add to an already impressive array of features and market options on the Dabble app. if you need any more information on Dabble Australia, check out our comprehensive Dabble Review.
Dabble Pick’em FAQs
What are Pick’ems in sports betting?
A Pick’em is a bet type where you select players to score More or Less than a projected line
What if a player is out in my Pick’em?
If you have placed your Pick’em and a player gets withdrawn from a game and does not play, your Pick’em bet will still stand. The odds will be recalculated to correspond with the amount of live legs you have in the bet.
Can I Have More Than One Game in My Pick’em?
Yes. You can make selections from multiple games in the same sport. For example, you can have a minimum of two legs in six different games that will give you a total of 12 legs in your Pick’em.
How many legs can you have in a Pick’em on Dabble?
The minimum number of legs in a Pick’em is two, and the maximum number of legs is 12.
Can I use bonus cash to put on a Pick’em?
No. You cannot use bonus cash to place a Pick’em bet on Dabble. Pick’em bets may only be placed by using money from your cash balance.
