Parlay basics
How do parlays work?
A parlay ties several picks together. In Sweeps, each pick is a player prop (over or under a line). All legs must grade as wins for the parlay to count as a winner.
What is a parlay?
Think of a parlay as one ticket with multiple legs. One miss usually means the whole ticket loses (pushes and voids follow the Official Rules). That structure is why parlays feel high-upside — and why leg selection matters.
How parlays work on Sweeps
- Browse live player props for today’s games.
- Add 3–10 over/under legs to your ticket.
- Submit a free contest entry before games lock.
- If every leg hits, your winning parlay earns prize-pool shares.
Prize shares come only from a winning parlay.
How do parlays work?
A parlay combines multiple picks into one ticket. Every leg must hit for the parlay to win.
When do Sweeps prize shares pay?
Prize shares come only from a winning parlay.
Next steps
Prize shares come only from a winning parlay. Sweeps is a free-to-play skill contest. No purchase necessary. 18+ U.S. only. Void where prohibited.