No, you get paid 65. But, after the bids are finalized, you can then go back and pick up additional flying for extra money. SAP to 65, then pick up a 20 hour trip later to bring you to 85, and get paid 90 or more if it goes critical.

If you SAP to 65, you should be able to do that with (3) four day trips and possibly a 1 day. So, work 13 days a month, with 17 off. Then, pick up a 20 hour 4 day, end up getting paid at least 90, and get 14 days off.

And the days off are the ones that you want off. No need to work when you don't want to. I have never missed an important family holiday/birthday/kid event.