Underdog has released a game type revolving around streaks, and we’re here to break down the fun format and try to make some money along the way.
Soon we’ll be introducing a community aspect to this series. For now, we’ll dive more into the contest details and will also be dropping in our streak picks on Streaks as we try to build up our winnings.
Underdog Streaks Daily Challenge – DFS Pick’Em
Sweat along with us while we try to build our winning streaks with help from the Props community. Picks and analysis are typically posted by 1 PM ET daily.
Underdog Streaks 
– Tuesday, May 6th
Current Streak: 2
Longest Streak: 9
We have hit our first two picks on Underdog Streaks and now will try to go to three in a row on Tuesday.
In the NBA playoffs, we are fading Tyrese Haliburton in Game 2 against Cleveland.
The Pacers came out and scored a shocking Game 1 win on the road, but the Cavaliers are widely expected to bounce back tonight. They’re favored by 7.5 and the total is at 229.5.
We’re predicting a blowout win for Cleveland in this spot and don’t believe Haliburton will be able to equal his heroic efforts from the opening game.
Today’s Pick:
Tyrese Haliburton LOWER Than 28.5 Points + Assists
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Underdog Streaks – Monday, May 5th
Current Streak: 0
Longest Streak: 9
Once again we look towards the NBA playoffs for our Underdog Streaks attempt.
The conference semi-finals are set to begin, and we’ve got two great series on our hands in the Celtics/Knicks and Thunder/Nuggets to examine on Monday.
There’s no doubt who the lead dog is for the Knicks heading into this Game 1 showdown with Boston, and Jalen Brunson continues to show up in the biggest moments come playoff time. He averaged 28.4 points and 22.3 field goal attempts per 36 minutes in the series victory over the Pistons (Basketball Reference).
It’s the same story for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who put up 34.4 points and 22.9 field goal attempts per 36 minutes in the regular season. In the opening round sweep, SGA averaged 28.5 points and 23.7 field goal attempts per 36.
The superstar guard should have his way with the Denver backcourt, starting in Game 1 tonight.
Today’s Picks:
Jalen Brunson HIGHER Than 27.5 Points
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander HIGHER Than 31.5 Points
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Want more information on Underdog Streaks? You’re in the right spot.
Find out more on the format below. We detail the specifics of how it works and explain why you should consider trying it out for yourself.
What Is Underdog Streaks? Win Up To 1000X Your Money
If you build up your streak and reach 11 out of 11, you can win up to 1000x your money on Underdog Streaks.
To participate in Underdog Streaks:
1) Make your initial pick-two entry on Underdog and choose your entry amount
2) If that entry hits, your streak will begin and you will then have to hit nine additional pick-one entries (at your own pace)
3) Go 11/11 to win up to 1000x your money on Underdog
Underdog Streaks is not available in all states, so double check you are eligible to play. To get further details and to get in on the action on Underdog Streaks, download the Underdog app or visit the website.
And remember, be sure to use Underdog promo code “PROPS” when signing up to get a 50% deposit match up to a maximum of a $1,000 bonus.
Underdog Streaks Sports
One of the best aspects of Underdog Streaks is the ability to add picks from whichever sport you want. You can cross over from the NFL to the NBA to CS2 if you so desire.
This flexibility, both in terms of sports available and the ability to add plays on your own time, make the product stand out even more.
Why Play Underdog Streaks?
Because it’s fun!
The Underdog Streaks format is an enjoyable new twist on DFS pick’em. Players can be flexible with their picks, adding to their streaks on their own time, and can add plays across a multitude of sports offered at Underdog.
Plus, the sweat is great. The anticipation and excitement grow as the streak grows, and it truly is an enjoyable, compelling experience for casual and experienced players alike.
The fact you can also win serious money doesn’t hurt, either.
