bet parlays

ParlaysA parlay is a single bet that links together anywhere from 2 to 6 individual plays. The parlay can be comprised of a series of bets on a team, over/under bets, or any mixture of the two. For the parlay to be a winning wager, every one of its individual plays must win. If any of the individual plays is not a winner, then the entire parlay wager loses.
If, however, one of the individual plays is a "PUSH," or "NO ACTION", then the parlay is still on for the remaining plays. A three-play parlay would become a two-play parlay; a two-play parlay would become a straight bet, with corresponding reductions of the payoff.
Why wager on a parlay and not make several individual bets? The payouts for parlays are significantly higher than for individual bets. But remember, since every one of the individual plays must win, it's an all-or-nothing bet. If you win two out of three plays, the parlay still loses, whereas you would have won those two plays as individual straight bets. You are given better odds because predicting the outcomes of several plays together is significantly more difficult than predicting any individual play.
You cannot parlay circled games.
The risk/win odds for parlay bets is as follows:
PARLAYS PAYOFFS BOX # OF TEAMS PAYOFF 23456 13/56/110/120/140/1
TeasersA teaser is a parlay in which you adjust the point spread or total of each individual play.
Like a parlay, a teaser is a single bet that links together several individual plays (from 2 to 8 in the case of teasers). You can combine a series of straight bets, over/under bets, or any mixture of the two. A teaser allows you to "buy points" - adjust the point spread or totals in your favor - on the plays that comprise the multi-part wager. As in a buy wager, adjusting the spread and/or the totals gives you more favorable odds, thus less of a return on your wager.
Teasers are not available for baseball and you cannot mix sports with teasers. Maybe you can mix football and basketball. Teaser points differ for basketball and football. Football teasers are 6 points for full game and 3 points for half-time wagers. Basketball teasers are 4 points for full game and 2 points for half time wager. However, you cannot select different point adjustments for the different plays: the amount of points you buy will be applied to all of the individual plays that comprise the teaser. You cannot buy, say, 4 points on one game and 5 on another.
What are the advantages of playing a teaser rather than a series of individual buy wagers? You receive significantly better odds than you would playing the adjusted money lines of buy wagers. Also, compared to a buy wager, the teaser offers you a greater number of points with which to adjust the point spreads and totals. The disadvantages? As in a parlay, winning two out of three or three out of four is still a loss. If those winning plays had been individual buy wagers, you would have come out ahead. As always, going for a bigger payout entails a bigger risk.
TEASER PAYOFFS BOX # OF TEAMS PAYOFF 23456 10/118/55/24/16/1
Monster TeasersThe monster teaser is our new 3 team, 10-point teaser for football and 3 team, 7-point teaser for basketball. The odds are $110 to win $100.
MONSTER TEASERS - 3 Teams exactly # OF TEAMS TEASER PAYOFF 3 11/10 10 points in Football (NFL, NCAA, CFL, Arena)5 points in Football 1st half and halftime7 points in Basketball (NBA, WNBA, NCAA)3.5 points in Basketball 1st half and halftime ALL TIES LOSE