Why
you should think about “Exotic” betting. Straight Bets should
always be at the heart of your betting strategy, but that does not
mean you should ignore other types of bets. With Parlays, Teasers,
“If Bets”, Reverses, and Round Robins you just have to think a
little more about your bets, but they can make your Bank Roll grow in
leaps and bounds.
Yesterday
we started talking about the Parlay. Now Parlays are a lot of fun to
win, and the payouts can be large, but remember that every team you
add to a Parlay is another chance to lose the whole Parlay. So don't
try to win a fortune with each Parlay you play, by betting on 10
teams or more, Sports Books love people that always put 8, 10, or
more teams in a Parlay, because statistically the Book wins. But a
well thought out 3 or 4 team Parlay can make the Books cringe, the
payout on a $100, 3 team Parlay can be as much as 6/1 or better,
meaning you can get $600 for that $100 you bet and for a 4 team
Parlay it can be 12/1 or more, depending on the Sports Book your
using, meaning that the same $100 will bring you $1200 in a 4 team
Parlay.
So
as you can see you can win good money, if you use Parlays wisely,
even a small 2 team Parlay can give you a boost in the size of your
Bank Roll at 13/5 or $130 for every $50 you bet, so that's $100 to
get you $260, all these examples so far have been about Point
Spreads, with Money Line Parlays the odds are different.
Tomorrow
we will talk some more about How to use Parlay's and when you should
think about a Teaser instead, and for more detailed explanations you
can grab a copy of my e-book “The Wagering Man's Guide to Sports
Betting” at our website www.thewageringman.com,
check it out today.
Do you recommend using Parlays on the same game with the over or under combined with the point spread?
ReplyDeleteIt is OK to use a Parlay in this way, but check with your Sports Book and see if it is OK in their usage rules, personally I do sometimes Parlay the Side with the Total in the same game. But as with any Parlay you should think it through carefully.
DeleteThanks for your question, if you have any others, feel free to ask them.