Your Thoughts on Adjusted Lines Parlays

I've just been experimenting recently with ways to increase my win rate without the huge swings.  They say I believe that you need something like 53% to make a profit.  Enter Adjusted run lines parlays.  It's pretty pointless to do just one adjusted run line bet because of how high the juice usually is.  However, if you find an underdog you expect to win or a favorite you believe isn't being given enough credit, why not combine them into one safer bet?  We all have the experience of thinking we know an underdog will win or a favorite can't lose only to see them lose by 1 or 2 runs and us feeling like shit.  I think I can make Adjusted run line parlays with a 60% win rate minimum.  Here are some examples from my 2/2 day.

The other good thing with Adjusted run parlays is they rarely change much as they aren't usually released till the day of the games and you get to see the lineups etc. before you place the bet.  Just another way to minimize the risk.

Another good thing to look at for these is when two teams are basically even money.  I'm not saying I would do this bet but tomorrow the cubs are at the white sox.  Cubs are -115 and Sox are -105...Samardizja +2.5? combined with Price +1.5...just a thought.  I have to research the white sox cubs matchup more thought buts thats another way to approach it.

You make a compelling arguement, but I personally know many of the best handicappers in the business, and there is really one primary common thread, every one of them patiently wait for their spots, and pull the trigger aggressively on straight (single) Money Line plays.  That concept alone has afforded me my lifestyle for many years, and the ONLY way I (or they) parlay, is to offset heavy juice for a close to even money parlay.  BOL to you