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The Slip Generator

The Slip Generator

AUTODFS •• LEARN · UPDATED 2026-07-17

Picking good legs is half the job; assembling them into the right structure is the other half. The Slip Generator does the second half with the discipline of a spreadsheet and none of the effort.

Locked structures only

The generator builds exclusively in shapes the apps actually pay: 3-pick power plays, 5- and 6-pick flex entries, insured structures, and their equivalents per app. No fantasy formats, no impossible combinations — if it generates an entry, that entry exists at that payout on that app.

The guardrails

  • Per-leg break-even filter. Every leg must clear the specific threshold of the structure it's entering. A 54% leg never sneaks into a 55% structure.
  • One pick per game. Apps reprice same-game combinations downward. The generator never stacks a game, so the advertised multiplier is the real multiplier.
  • Exposure tracking. "Used 2x / 3x" badges show how often a leg already appears across your entries, so one player having a bad night can't sink the whole day.

Exact EV, not vibes

Every generated entry is graded with the exact Poisson-binomial distribution — the probability of every combination of hits and misses across its specific legs, including partial flex payouts. This is materially different from averaging the legs: flex structures live or die on the shape of the distribution, not its mean.

You stay in control

Generated entries are suggestions, ranked by EV. Open one, inspect every leg against the research view, swap anything you don't like — then load it on the app for review and submit it yourself. Nothing is ever auto-submitted.

FAQ

What does the Slip Generator actually do?

It assembles the highest-EV legs on the board into the exact payout structures each app offers (for example a 3-pick power or a 5-pick flex), applies a per-leg break-even filter, and computes the exact expected value of every generated entry before you ever look at it.

Why does it only use one pick per game?

Apps reprice entries that stack multiple picks from the same game (correlation adjustments reduce the payout). Keeping one pick per game preserves the full advertised multiplier, so the EV you see is the EV you get.

Is the generated entry's EV just the average of its legs?

No. Entry EV is computed with the exact Poisson-binomial distribution over every hit/miss combination of the specific legs, including partial flex payouts. Averaging leg EVs overstates flex entries and understates the effect of a weak leg.

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