PrizePicks has been acquired by Allwyn Daily fantasy sports platform. The equity is no longer independently traded.
PrizePicks has no published valuation.
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Insight PartnersPrizePicks is a daily fantasy sports platform where users pick over or under outcomes for player performance, team results and cultural events to win real money, and it holds the position of largest independently owned DFS operator in North America. The company originated as PredictPicks, developed by Adam Wexler in late 2014 and co-founded with Jay Deuskar, before its rename to PrizePicks in October 2018.
Headquartered in Atlanta, PrizePicks operates across most US states and offers Player Picks alongside Team Picks and Culture Picks through its PrizePicks Predict arm. In 2025 users won more than $31 million, and lottery operator Allwyn agreed to acquire a 62.3% stake in the company for roughly $1.5 billion.
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No. PrizePicks was acquired by Allwyn Daily fantasy sports platform; its shares do not trade independently.
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