Hedging strategy--help

I wonder if there are any ideas for a hedging strategy for the Final Four:

Situation:

$30 future placed on 3/27 on NCSt to win the tourney at +12000 (payout=$3630)

I understand I can hedge the final game if NCSt does upset Purdue. My question is; is there any strategy to address the final four game against Perdue under these circumstances. The money line (Purdue -425) is a huge problem that would definitely erase future profits should NCSt run the table (unlikely I believe).

Anyone faced a similar situation and have some productive thoughts?

I thank you in advance for your wisdom.

GLA

No way to hedge the final. Nc state would be +15.5 vs UCon

@freddues

 Absolutely . A couple things you can do. All have some risks. Take Purdue m.l. for first half on an open par with 1 other open spot. About $150 max. Can get it at probably-300 ish.  If you lose then your winning at halftime. And you can do the same thing at halftime. If you lose both u won the game. Lost $300 but u made it to the finals. My advice is take something tomorrow like atl braves with Purdue m.l. first half tomorrow. $150 probably pays $100 and covers your $30 bet nicely. I do this all the time... Sometimes you win both. Just like last game with Duke up At half. Besides that there is not much you can do. Open pars or a par tomorrow with Purdue m.l. first half works for me

I will even give you the baseball play today take the Miami Marlins $100 par with Purdue m.l. 1st half it will pay over $100 when u win. Thanks me later.

Hard to hedge an underdog.  either ride it out or take the dog plus the points and hope one hits.

You have $30 at risk, what is there to hedge? Just cheer on your team and hope for the best. 

@backdooor_cover

 I see this is presenting a problem.

@Ilost

 Sorry, maybe hedge was not the correct term. I am not concerned about the $30. I am seeking a strategy to extract half or less of the $3630. Starting with the Perdue match-up. 

@Ilost

 Thanks, I will use his idea to cover the original wager. I appreciate the pick (not proficient in bases just yet) and will pair it with Purdue ML 1st half.

GL ILost

@freddues

 see if you can sell your ticket to prop shop or a company like that, They may offer you $500-$750 for your ticket.  You don't get the opportunity to win your bet but walking away with anything is a plus in my mind.

I also like, $30 let it ride

Im sure enough letting my 5$ ride for 675