"Pick'em contests ask you to choose between two players or outcomes, usually without a point spread involved. You're simply picking who you think will perform better in a specific stat category."
"Prop bets, short for proposition bets, are wagers on specific outcomes within a game. They're offered by traditional sportsbooks and cover a wide range of events beyond just the final score."
"Player props are the most common type you'll see today. These include things like: Will a quarterback throw for over or under 250 yards? Will a forward score a goal in tonight's game?"
"Game props cover things like the first team to score, total first-half points, or whether a game will go to overtime."
Pick'em contests require choosing between two players or outcomes without a point spread, focusing on who will perform better in a specific stat. They are popular on platforms like PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy, structured as daily fantasy games. Prop bets, on the other hand, are wagers on specific outcomes within a game, offered by traditional sportsbooks. They include player props, game props, and novelty props, allowing bettors to wager on various events beyond just the final score.
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