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🍗🍺 DINNER IS ON @UpsideTools TONIGHT 😂
$20 ➡️ $200 on the 4-pick power ✅✅✅✅
Was literally sitting here eating wings when this one finished cashing. Nothing better than watching the green checks roll in while dinner’s on the table. 😂
Appreciate @UpsideTools for helping me find the spots.
Who tailed this one? 👀🔥
Most of the time the dog wins outright or the favorite wins outright - No shit. Someone is going to win.
✅ 10X+ CARD CASHES
Another example of why I’m trying to build around value instead of just throwing names together.
⚾ Cowser MORE 0.5 H+R+RBI ✅
⚡ Holmes MORE 3.5 Ks ✅
⚾ Canzone LESS 2.5 H+R+RBI ✅
⚾ Harris MORE 1.5 H+R+RBI ✅
$20 → $200+
Holmes gave me the discounted line. Then I went to @UpsideTools to build around it. 👇
Here was the thought process:
📊 Canzone U2.5 H+R+RBI — 54.0%
📊 Harris O1.5 H+R+RBI — 53.9%
📊 Cowser O0.5 H+R+RBI — 53.3%
None of these percentages are guarantees.
I’m looking for market-supported legs that I can pair with an already valuable discounted line.
Discount creates the opportunity. The market helps me decide what belongs around it.
Appreciate @UpsideTools 🤝
⚡ ANOTHER PURPLE BUILD IS IN
Cole MORE 4.5 Ks at 1.3x gave me the piece I wanted to build around, then I went hunting for the best value to pair with it.
⚾ Cole MORE 4.5 Ks ⚡
⚾ Vargas LESS 1.5 Bases
⚾ Busch LESS 1.5 H+R+RBI
⚾ Yordan MORE 1.5 H+R+RBI
$20 → $260+
But I didn’t just throw 3 random legs around the purple. 👇
Then I used @UpsideTools to build around it:
📊 Vargas U1.5 TB — 57.4%
📊 Busch U1.5 H+R+RBI — 55.0%
📊 Yordan O1.5 H+R+RBI — 53.3%
That’s what I’m looking for.
Take the enhanced payout on the leg I want, then surround it with market-supported plays instead of forcing names I recognize.
Now we sweat. 🤝
⚡ PURPLE SKEENES CARD IS IN
Skenes LESS 5.5 Ks at the 1.3x purple is what got me interested. From there, I used @UpsideTools to find enough value around it to build the 4-man.
⚾ Sandlin LESS 14.5 Outs
⚾ Skenes LESS 5.5 Ks ⚡
⚾ Tatis LESS 1.5 Bases
⚾ Mahle LESS 17.5 Outs
$20 → $260+ 👀
❤️ tailing
😂 fading
👇 which leg scares you?
The important part here isn’t just “Skenes under.”
It’s the price change.
Normally LESS 5.5 is sitting at 0.9x. With the purple boost I’m getting 1.3x instead.
Same projection. Much better payout contribution.
That’s the kind of spot I want to build around, not blindly add because it’s purple. ⚡
Then I went to @UpsideTools for the supporting legs.
Sandlin U14.5 Outs — 55.2%
Tatis U1.5 Bases — 54.1%
Mahle U17.5 Outs — 53.5%
None of these need to be 70% “locks.” I’m looking for multiple modest edges + the boosted payout on Skenes.
That’s the process. 🤝
⚡ Simple boost play here.
Nothing too crazy — just using the 10% boost to squeeze a little more value out of a 2-man I already liked.
⚾ Nate Eaton MORE 0.5 Hits
⚾ Drew Cavanaugh MORE 0.5 Hits
$25 → $129.50
Sometimes the boost is all you need to make the payout a little more interesting. 👀
⚡ This is the type of spot that gets my attention on DK Pick6.
Yandy Díaz LESS 1.5 TB normally pays 0.8x.
Today they’re giving us 1.3x on the exact same side.
That doesn’t automatically make the entire slip good — now I need to find 3 legs worth pairing with it. 👇
So this is where I landed:
⚾ Prielipp MORE 5.5 Ks
⚾ Barnett MORE 12.5 Outs
⚾ Chourio LESS 1.5 TB
⚡ Yandy Díaz LESS 1.5 TB — 1.3x
$20 → $260+
The purple got me interested. @UpsideTools helped me decide what I actually wanted around it.
That’s basically my process:
1. Find the pricing advantage
2. Don’t blindly chase it
3. Check the market
4. Build around the strongest options
❤️ Tailing
😂 Fading
👇 Tell me which leg you hate
Tail: pick6.draftkings.com?sport=M…
🚨 DK PICK6 CARD IS IN
Starting with the Carlos Sanchez LESS 6.5 Ks 1.3x boost and building around it instead of forcing random legs just to use the promo.
💰 $20 → $260+
📈 13x+
Used @UpsideTools to find the rest of the card 👇
What I like here is that these aren’t being carried by one random sportsbook.
Across the board, multiple books are pricing the same side as the favorite.
That gives me more confidence that the edge isn’t coming from one bad/outlier number.
That’s one of the biggest things I use @UpsideTools for.

















