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Can I convert a Pick6 multiplier to implied probability?
Not reliably. The inverse-decimal formula assumes a price, and a standings multiplier is not one. These observations do not establish how a multiplier relates to a probability or an entry payout. Treat any conversion as your own unverified modeling assumption, and label it that way.
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If you model it anyway
Use the multiplier as a raw feature, keep the source value next to any derived number, and test whether your assumption holds on outcomes you have collected yourself. Do not compare a multiplier directly with an American price from the sportsbook dataset, since they do not share a unit.
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Related resources
A source value on a Pick6 selection, such as 1.5x. It is not decimal odds, a probability or an established entry payout.
Odds vs Pick6 multipliers vs DFS salariesThree DraftKings numbers with three different meanings: American prices, standings multipliers and DFS salaries, and what each can support.
Data for a player prop model: what is availableWhich inputs a prop model can read from this API, which it cannot, and how far player identity joins can be trusted across datasets.
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