guys, there are several threads on here about this strategy (about 100 pages total) and i've read them all. i know the people who started those threads don't want attention called to it, but oh well.
this strategy also works with the first half, but the parameters are spread -7+ (preferably 7.5+) and total less than 35 (preferably less than 28).
i've been doing that for cfl the last 2 weeks and i hit both - 1 fave/over and 1 dog/under (-7 & 23.5 and -7.5 & 24).
it sucks, will hill doesn't have o/u's up yet for me. thanks for listing those games, traderjoe
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guys, there are several threads on here about this strategy (about 100 pages total) and i've read them all. i know the people who started those threads don't want attention called to it, but oh well.
this strategy also works with the first half, but the parameters are spread -7+ (preferably 7.5+) and total less than 35 (preferably less than 28).
i've been doing that for cfl the last 2 weeks and i hit both - 1 fave/over and 1 dog/under (-7 & 23.5 and -7.5 & 24).
it sucks, will hill doesn't have o/u's up yet for me. thanks for listing those games, traderjoe
Guys, I use four different books, none of which accept these correlated parlays on ncaa football.......anyone know what books still take them? GL to all this season.
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Guys, I use four different books, none of which accept these correlated parlays on ncaa football.......anyone know what books still take them? GL to all this season.
Guys, I use four different books, none of which accept these correlated parlays on ncaa football.......anyone know what books still take them? GL to all this season.
You can't bet a team to win and the Over? That is a pretty standard football parlay. I'm not betting the dog and under on the same game.
Stay disciplined and manage your bankroll
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Quote Originally Posted by kenkean89:
Guys, I use four different books, none of which accept these correlated parlays on ncaa football.......anyone know what books still take them? GL to all this season.
You can't bet a team to win and the Over? That is a pretty standard football parlay. I'm not betting the dog and under on the same game.
Hey Dan, not when the spread is more than 30-35% of the total, they will not allow the parlay. I use 5dimes for most of my foots, and they quit taking them a couple of years ago.
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Hey Dan, not when the spread is more than 30-35% of the total, they will not allow the parlay. I use 5dimes for most of my foots, and they quit taking them a couple of years ago.
You can't bet a team to win and the Over? That is a pretty standard football parlay. I'm not betting the dog and under on the same game.
Actually, most books stopped taking these bets a few years back. However, I know on 5dimes you can bet these using "IF BETS".
Example: You can bet $210 on Auburn -20 to win IF Aub/Ark Over 55 for $100 wins. You can also bet $210 on Arkansas +20 to win IF Aub/Ark Under 55 wins for $100.
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Quote Originally Posted by Danrules24:
You can't bet a team to win and the Over? That is a pretty standard football parlay. I'm not betting the dog and under on the same game.
Actually, most books stopped taking these bets a few years back. However, I know on 5dimes you can bet these using "IF BETS".
Example: You can bet $210 on Auburn -20 to win IF Aub/Ark Over 55 for $100 wins. You can also bet $210 on Arkansas +20 to win IF Aub/Ark Under 55 wins for $100.
Actually, most books stopped taking these bets a few years back. However, I know on 5dimes you can bet these using "IF BETS".
Example: You can bet $210 on Auburn -20 to win IF Aub/Ark Over 55 for $100 wins. You can also bet $210 on Arkansas +20 to win IF Aub/Ark Under 55 wins for $100.
Thanks wareagle, I will check it out......
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Quote Originally Posted by flwareagle:
Actually, most books stopped taking these bets a few years back. However, I know on 5dimes you can bet these using "IF BETS".
Example: You can bet $210 on Auburn -20 to win IF Aub/Ark Over 55 for $100 wins. You can also bet $210 on Arkansas +20 to win IF Aub/Ark Under 55 wins for $100.
The parlay is not available on Cantor. IF BETS may be the only option here.
I think what I'll look at is to bet to win X amount on the first part and do the IF bet for 1/2 X for the second part. If you lose the first part, you would have lost the parlay anyway. If you win the first part, betting only 1/2 for the second part assures a profit even with a loss, which would have cost the whole parlay previously.
Maybe I'll try and go back and run through a few previous years to see how that would have worked. Betting to win $100 on the first and $50 on the second part would be a $150 win on each of those parlays instead of $260 on my original numbers. Will be curious to see how many partial wins we can get from the previous losses.
When testing I think I'll use the total as the first part since that seems more likely to hit than a heavy favorite covering a big number while staying under the total. We shall see.
Stay disciplined and manage your bankroll
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The parlay is not available on Cantor. IF BETS may be the only option here.
I think what I'll look at is to bet to win X amount on the first part and do the IF bet for 1/2 X for the second part. If you lose the first part, you would have lost the parlay anyway. If you win the first part, betting only 1/2 for the second part assures a profit even with a loss, which would have cost the whole parlay previously.
Maybe I'll try and go back and run through a few previous years to see how that would have worked. Betting to win $100 on the first and $50 on the second part would be a $150 win on each of those parlays instead of $260 on my original numbers. Will be curious to see how many partial wins we can get from the previous losses.
When testing I think I'll use the total as the first part since that seems more likely to hit than a heavy favorite covering a big number while staying under the total. We shall see.
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