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How to Play King of the Diamond on DraftKings Sportsbook
King of the Diamond requires bettors to use a token on a pre-game parlay that must include a player to hit a home run. Same Game Parlays (SGP), SGPx and parlays are the eligible bet types. Whichever parlay form a bettor chooses must have 2-5 legs.
Any game that starts before 6 p.m. Eastern Time on the slated day will not be eligible for the King of the Diamond promotion. There is no odds minimum. Unless using a boosted token, the bet minimum is $5.
The King (or kings) of the Diamond is decided based on the highest scoring team of the slated night. For example, suppose the Los Angeles Dodgers are the highest scoring team, and Shohei Ohtani hits a home run. In that case, all bettors who entered Ohtani to hit a home run in their eligible parlay and opted in to the contest will share in a $1 million prize pool.
The player only needs to hit one home run to qualify for a share of the prize pool. For example, if another Dodger hit two home runs and the Dodgers are the high scorers of the night, Ohtani still qualifies as the King of the Diamond. If two or more teams tie for the highest scoring team, all batters on those teams who hit home runs would qualify. For more on tiebreaker scenarios and eligible bets, refer to this article.
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Seattle Mariners score 3 in 9th, up to 13 runs
The Seattle Mariners are teeing off on the Texas Rangers early in this slate, leading in the road contest. They have two home runs from Cal Raleigh and another from Julio Rodriguez. But the Chicago Cubs and Pete Crow-Armstrong had something to say.
The Mariners clutched up in this contest by scoring three runs in the top of the ninth inning, going up 13-0. That means Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez are your Kings of the Diamond this Friday.