I'll do $25 to $100 4 or 5 team parlays, bet 3 or 4 teams always leaving 1 spot open so if I hit, then use it on a big game. Did a $30 one this weekend, ahad the OVER ARZ/STL, CHEIFS +4.5 and FRESNO +6, and filled it in Yesterday with Over in FLA/MICH, to pay $368.
I have 2 more of them still open that I'll wait for the right spot so instead of betting $300 or $500 on a single game, just use the open parlay and risk $25. Or, use it to hedge like tonight for instance. Throw the OKlahoma ML in the Parlay and turn around and take WVU +7.5 and try to hit both. Usually do those on the larger Parlays that pay much more to guarantee profit. On the Smaller ones that pay out $300-$500, I'll just play it on one game, or take a Money Line.
I have 2 more of them still open that I'll wait for the right spot so instead of betting $300 or $500 on a single game, just use the open parlay and risk $25. Or, use it to hedge like tonight for instance. Throw the OKlahoma ML in the Parlay and turn around and take WVU +7.5 and try to hit both. Usually do those on the larger Parlays that pay much more to guarantee profit. On the Smaller ones that pay out $300-$500, I'll just play it on one game, or take a Money Line.
I say do it yourself, you can bet whatever you want on any game, unless you are a huge player, that would be over limits on the last legs of it.
Many pay vig to hedge the last leg, if you do the parlay yourself in steps, you can stop whenever you want. I see no advantage to open parlay spots.
I generally only parlay two teams/sides, maybe an occasional larger one for small, or to use FP.
Many pay vig to hedge the last leg, if you do the parlay yourself in steps, you can stop whenever you want. I see no advantage to open parlay spots.
I generally only parlay two teams/sides, maybe an occasional larger one for small, or to use FP.
